Performing Arts

The national touring company of Hamilton comes to the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts March 13-24.

For The Lehman Trilogy, artistic director Bari Newport is crafting something complex and markedly different for GableStage.

Arca Images will premiere Nilo Cruz’s newest play, Sed en la Calle del Agua, at the Miami-Dade County Auditorium.

Here we go again – the Adrienne Arsht Center’s 2024-25 Broadway season includes productions of Mamma Mia!, Chicago, and Some Like It Hot.

Miami City Ballet’s third program of the season, “Spring Mix,” comes to the Adrienne Arsht Center.

Odissi dancer Bijayini Satpathy has set out to explore a more individualistic vision of India’s classical dance style.

Playwright Vanessa Garcia penned 1,000 Miles with the intent that it would be a traveling tale that could easily fit anywhere there are borders.

The Pioneer Winter Collective presents “Ten Years from Now,” a reimagining of choreography created by Pioneer Winter over the last decade.

This year’s performances at Flamenco Festival Miami range from intimate guitarist/dancer duos to no-holds-barred extravaganzas by the Ballet Nacional de España.

Juggerknot Theatre’s one-woman show Conjuring the King was inspired by the complex notion of fandom, fanatics, and obsession.

For “The Museum Plays,” Miami New Drama commissioned six short works inspired by pieces in the Rubell’s superb collection.

The Great Soviet Bucket explores the phenomenon of mass “brainwashing” and how difficult the “de-programming” of state propaganda has been for many.

Cirque du Soleil’s Echo features a two-story cube spinning, floating, and transforming, all while the artists perform acrobatic stunts.

Nicole Pedraza and Trish Gutierrez have made it their mission to expand the art scene to the neighborhoods south of South Miami.

About to embark on its 53rd season, the M Ensemble has put together a pair of special events to bookend its three productions at the Sandrell Rivers Theater.

Area Stage Company’s newest immersive production brings Lionel Bart’s much-loved musical Oliver! to the Adrienne Arsht Center.

Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami brings the romantic ballet Giselle to life with Alihaydée Carreño returning to the stage to play the role of the titular character’s mother.

Choreographers Durante Verzola and Margarita Armas are adding fresh works to Miami City Ballet’s “Winter Mix.”

Josephine Phoenix’s Between Coconuts and Concrete isn’t your typical cocaine-fueled Miami Vice-style ’80s Miami story – though those elements are certainly there.

Dance Now! Miami revives a Charles Dickens antagonist as the central interest in Havisham!

Stars of Actors’ Playhouse’s production of Legally Blonde the Musical, Becca Andrews and Stephen Anthony, talk about bringing the musical to the stage in Coral Gables.

Florida Grand Opera’s upcoming production of Ruggero Leoncavallo’s I Pagliacci comes nearly 82 years after the Miami Opera Guild first performed the Italian opera.