Performing Arts

Getting El Huracán produced in her hometown was always one of Charise Castro Smith’s goals.

Bright Star deals with the evolution of values, men exercising power over women’s lives, compromise, family, and forgiveness.

Brévo Theatre showcases works by Black playwrights and focuses on the Black experience.

Peter London Global Dance Company celebrates women choreographers, dancers, and performers.

Zoetic Stage’s production of Next to Normal is simply superb.

Florida Grand Opera has performed Puccini’s Tosca almost a dozen times in 50 years.

Sergio Blanco’s Tebas Land will debut on stage for the first time in Miami.

Miami New Drama hosts the world premiere of Aurin Squire’s new play, Defacing Michael Jackson.

The dance company brings “Haint Blu” to the Historic Hampton House.

A Doll’s House, Part 2 isn’t precisely a sequel to the classic that inspired it.

Joseph A. Walker’s play serves as the M Esemble’s season opener.

The company’s second program of the season brings together venerable creative voices.

Olujimi Dance Collective explores the misunderstood dance style.

The stunning play altered the course of Nilo Cruz’s life.

The festival celebrates dance performances choreographed explicitly for the camera.

We Will Not Be Silent is a play about the last brutal days of anti-Nazi activist Sophie Scholl.

American Rhapsody is a play that weds the personal to impactful events and societal shifts.

“La danse vie” is a three-part bacchanal of movement.

Miami City Ballet brings the production to the Arsht Center starting on Friday, December 16.

Million Dollar Quartet Christmas serves up a fresh collection of songs linked by a different story.

“The question was always, ‘How did this document change your life?'”

It’s a production of epic proportions on every scale imaginable.