The Betsy’s Overture to Overtown Jazzes It Up All Month Long
Overture to Overtown will feature an entire network of talented artists throughout April.
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Actors’ Playhouse Is Ready to Put the Shine in Bright Star
Bright Star deals with the evolution of values, men exercising power over women’s lives, compromise, family, and forgiveness.
Brévo Theatre’s “Freshly Rooted” Presents Four Short Plays
Brévo Theatre showcases works by Black playwrights and focuses on the Black experience.
Peter London Global Dance Spotlights Women’s Choreographic Voices
Peter London Global Dance Company celebrates women choreographers, dancers, and performers.
The Wolfsonian’s “Art Doctor” Will See You Now
For Silvia Manrique, public accessibility is just as important as preservation.
Zoetic Stage’s Next to Normal Is an Emotional, Don’t-Miss Musical
Zoetic Stage’s production of Next to Normal is simply superb.
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There’s Plenty of History in Florida Grand Opera’s Tosca, Including Pavarotti
Florida Grand Opera has performed Puccini’s Tosca almost a dozen times in 50 years.
Arca Images’ Production of Tebas Land Is Multilayered
Sergio Blanco’s Tebas Land will debut on stage for the first time in Miami.
Jazz in the Gardens Has Evolved, and So Has Its Lineup of Musical Acts
There’s a reason for the longevity of Jazz in the Gardens.
An Icon Impacts Opa-locka Teens in Miami New Drama’s Defacing Michael Jackson
Miami New Drama hosts the world premiere of Aurin Squire’s new play, Defacing Michael Jackson.
Three Documentaries at Miami Film Festival Delve Into Cuba’s Voices Heard Through Music
Three films at Miami Film Festival offer a view of the Cuban perspective.
Alex Cuba Is at the Center of Miami’s Global Cuba Fest
Global Cuba Fest is marking its quince this year.
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Artist Gabriela Gamboa Brings a Mountain to Miami
Gabriela Gamboa realized that something important was missing in Miami: a mountain.
Gablestage’s A Doll’s House, Part 2 Imagines What Happened After Nora Walked Out
A Doll’s House, Part 2 isn’t precisely a sequel to the classic that inspired it.
Strong Family Drama The River Niger Flows at M Ensemble
Joseph A. Walker’s play serves as the M Esemble’s season opener.
Miami City Ballet Journeys Into Worlds of “Modern Masters”
The company’s second program of the season brings together venerable creative voices.
Drink in Pink Martini’s Multigenre Music Mix at the Arsht
Pink Martini delivers the most intoxicating melodies.
New World Symphony Crosses the Atlantic to Explore the Harlem Renaissance in Europe
New World Symphony’s series takes its name from Langston Hughes’ 1941 poem.
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Photographer Tony Chirinos Contemplates Life and Death in “The Precipice”
Tony Chirinos’ photos provide a certain memento mori.
HistoryMiami Looks Back at Willy Chirino’s Iconic Five-Decade Career
There always have been more than pop hits to Willy Chirino.
Olujimi Dance Collective Explores the Cultural Side of Twerking
Olujimi Dance Collective explores the misunderstood dance style.
“The Gaze Africana” Showcases Work by 21 International Black Artists
The exhibit showcases the work of artists inspired by the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.