Performing Arts

Miami City Ballet will stage this take on Shakespeare’s tragedy.

The Opponent pits a young Black boxer against his on-and-off white trainer.

For decades, the Daniel Lewis Dance Sampler has opened the South Florida dance season.

The playwright navigates deeply into many worlds.

From Flamenco to meticulously-executed classical ballet, look to these organizations for dance-infused entertainment this fall and well beyond.

You don’t need to travel to NYC to see the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama.

The theater is a magical space. No one knows that better than Michel Hausmann.

Six has Henry VIII’s wives reclaim their narratives.

Artists turn the urban scene into a playground.

Flamenco masters Celia and Paco Fonta value what the dancers contribute to the art form.

Tanya Saracho’s Fade is an insightful dramatic comedy.

Tanya Saracho’s Fade is a smart, rueful workplace play.

One small decision can change the course of our lives forever.

The Disney classic is a “tale as old as time.”

Black Sheep is an absurdist dark comedy, a piece that is very difficult to pull off tonally.

IBFM is still a magnificent occasion to see great artists for the first time.

The dance company knows how to put audiences in a friendly zone.

Rubenology explores the actor’s Cuban backstory.

Uruguayan playwright and director Domingo Milesi’s play kicks off this year’s International Hispanic Theatre Festival.

Miami New Drama’s latest production is a tribute to a group of virtuoso musicians.

Two men with dovetailing psychosexual needs find a way to connect in Borrowed.

Siudy Garrido says she arrived at flamenco as part of the family business.