Performing Arts

Brittany Brave had finally quit her day job to pursue standup full-time.

GableStage continues to connect with artists and audiences.

Passersby can glance at world-class ballerinas as they work on their pirouettes and pliés

Joshua Jean-Baptiste focuses on telling authentic stories.

A Long Distance Affair brings together actors — and audiences — from around the world.

Miami City Ballet dancers are finding creative ways to work from home.

Once again, the world seems to have caught up with Conner O’Malley’s comedic vision.

Local comedians seek to re-create a live-performance atmosphere online.

Dale Andree is calling on dancers in Miami and across the nation to join National Water Dance.

Florida Grand Opera created six mini-concerts using footage from past rehearsals that it will be releasing weekly.

“We’re in a zombie apocalypse movie without the zombies.”

When the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center wanted to select a play for its Women’s History Month celebration, Charlayne Woodard’s NAACP award-winning, one-woman show, Pretty Fire, was top of mind. Pretty Fire is a five-part story that moves through the discrimination and oppression experienced by African Americans in the 1950s…

Eight-foot-long fluorescent tentacles stretch across the floor. A gold-lacquered ball gown hovers among gold chain links the size of an arm. Every corner of Brigid Baker WholeProject’s Little Havana studio suggests an alternate reality seeping through.

If you’re a person of a certain age, a lover of jazz, or a fan of outsize personalities, you’re probably familiar with Louis Armstrong. The late, great jazz trumpeter and gravel-voiced singer’s 1964 recording of “Hello, Dolly!” dethroned the Beatles from a 14-week run atop Billboard’s Hot 100.

If you’ve ever wearily watched a dance performance in a theater and thought, I’ve seen this before, a production by Jérôme Bel might cure your artistic ennui. The renowned French dancer and choreographer — whose works have been performed in collaboration with esteemed institutions such as…

“Hamilton,” the hip-hop musical based on the story of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton, finally takes Miami.

If you’ve never seen the movie, don’t think you’ll be ill-prepared for the musical. The play is a retelling of the plot but filled with comedic songs.

The comedian’s standup show “Brain Humor,” which is slated for release March 8, pulls material from Grooms’ March 2019 seizure and the removal of the brain tumor that caused the serious health scare.

Some of the biggest productions in showbiz are making their way down south.

The Juggerknot Theater Company’s latest production is a great addition to its canon of immersive plays delving into Miami’s history.

Edred Utomi fulfills his goals nightly as Alexander Hamilton in the touring company of the musical sensation.

Despite the strength of the material, the M Ensemble’s production of the Tony Award-winning show about Thomas Wright “Fats” Waller doesn’t fully hit its stride.