Performing Arts

Zoetic Stage and GableStage’s latest productions come at a time when the Israel-Gaza war is on the minds of many theatergoers.

ScreenDance Miami returns to celebrate its tenth anniversary with screenings, panel discussions, workshops, and more.

Just the Funny has hosted the Miami Improv Festival for 21 years, bringing big names in improv from around the world to the Magic City.

Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo are rolling their fun-filled caravan to the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami on Thursday, January 11.

No better time than now to glance back at the bright lights of dance in 2023 and let those help guide the way through the months ahead.

“Holiday Season With Ballet Stars” features 14 dancers of nine different nationalities associated with seven companies that cultivate different dance styles.

Peter London Global Dance Company leaps onto the stage at the Adrienne Arsht Center for “Edge of Tomorrow.”

Nate Bargatze’s New Year’s Eve show at the Amerant Bank Arena caps off a very successful year for the comedian.

Each South Florida performance of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker is a full-circle moment for Miami City Ballet principal dancer Dawn Atkins.

“Two Islands” is the result of a two-year residency pairing Afro-Cuban artists with First Nation Aboriginal Australians.

Dance Now! Miami welcomes audiences to escape the outside world and become immersed in “Program I.”

Despite recent political headwinds in Florida targeting gender-blurring performances, the Men Who Dance festival continues to thrive.

Ellie Baker, who stars as Vivian Ward in Pretty Woman: The Musical, tries not to let Julia Roberts’ iconic performance overshadow her turn as the character.

“Cloud9,” which combines dance and music, continues previous proposals by Brigid Baker Wholeproject.

Mexican-American soprano Cecilia Violetta López stars in Florida Grand Opera’s production of La Traviata.

Dimensions Dance Theatre of Miami’s opening concert will send us on some fanciful globetrotting.

Sweet Goats and Blueberry Señoritas has come south to Miami for a major second production by Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre.

Arca Images presents the Spanish premiere of Nilo Cruz’s 1995 play A Park in Our House.

Lynn Nottage’s play Clyde’s has as many layers as a sky-high old-school Dagwood sandwich.

Yankee Bajan takes an in-depth look into how one family grapples with the question of where home is.

Anyone from the most ardent aficionado to the culturally curious will be able to satisfy their hunger for a taste of flamenco.

Miami New Drama’s latest production is a stage adaptation of Jonathan Jakubowicz’s 2016 debut novel.