Performing Arts

In the role of Blanche DuBois is Miami soprano Elizabeth Caballero.

ScreenDance highlights body movement in all forms while celebrating dance as an art form.

GableStage, Miami New Drama, and others adapt to the latest COVID-19 surge.

Commissioned by Zoetic Stage, GringoLandia opens on January 14 at the Arsht Center.

Miami New Drama’s A Wonderful World is set to open at last.

It’s Colin McPhillamy’s turn to demonstrate how one artful actor can bring Dickens’ entire novella to life.

Brigid Baker Wholeproject showcases humans’ kinship with their bird cousins.

The comedian is back in Miami, ready to make everyone laugh together.

Taking over for a visionary like Joseph Adler is an undertaking.

Science isn’t the monster in Nick Dear’s Frankenstein – it’s man.

For artist Hattie Mae Williams, dance is a bridge between the ancestral and the intuitive.

The British comedian has crossed the pond to deliver laughs at Gramps.

The Forward Motion Dance Festival is able to return this year after being canceled in 2020.

Hasan Minhaj’s career is as well-rounded as they come.

“Birds of Paradise is a powerful piece that celebrates the queer community.”

Elena María García is one of theater’s funniest women, an artist with chameleonic abilities.

When is a ballet academy more than a dance school?

New Times tested comedian Natasha Pearl Hansen’s Miami knowledge with a trivia quiz.

Almost three years in, Scheme Supreme’s bus conversion is still in progress.

Wolf & Badger contains the seeds of something more powerful and resonant.

With an eye toward serving the company’s existing audience and attracting new theatergoers, Bari Newport has chosen her first season.

Asperger’s Are Us uses neurological situations to create an original, hilarious show.