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Beauty and the Beast Gives Audiences a Seat at the Table

Beauty and the Beast Gives Audiences a Seat at the Table

Main Street Players Lean Into the Absurd With Black Sheep

Main Street Players Lean Into the Absurd With Black Sheep

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At Gablestage, Actor Ruben Rabasa Is Finally in the Spotlight

By Artburst Miami
Jul 8, 2022

Rubenology explores the actor's Cuban backstory.
Are You There, Bette Davis? Opens International Hispanic Theatre Festival

By Artburst Miami
Jul 7, 2022

Uruguayan playwright and director Domingo Milesi's play kicks off this year's International Hispanic Theatre Festival.
Miami New Drama's Papá Cuatro Debuts Original Musical Based on Performers' Life Experiences

By Artburst Miami
Jul 6, 2022

Miami New Drama's latest production is a tribute to a group of virtuoso musicians.
It's a Game of Cat-and-Mouse in Two-Person Thriller Borrowed

By Artburst Miami
Jun 29, 2022

Two men with dovetailing psychosexual needs find a way to connect in Borrowed.
In a Time of Loss and Grief, GableStage Brings Joan Didion's Year of Magical Thinking to Life

By Artburst Miami
Jun 3, 2022

Bari Newport makes room in her inaugural season for The Year of Magical Thinking.
City Theatre Celebrates 25 Years of Summer Shorts

By David Rolland
Jun 1, 2022

City Theatre belatedly celebrates the 25th anniversary of its Summer Shorts series.
Murder on the Orient Express at Actors' Playhouse Takes Viewers on a Funny, Fast-Paced Thrill Ride

By Juliana Accioly
May 19, 2022

The theater retelling offers a new take on the Agatha Christie classic.
Set Almost 100 Years Ago, M Ensemble’s Blues for an Alabama Sky Rings True Today

By Artburst Miami
May 18, 2022

M Ensemble first presented Blues for an Alabama Sky in the summer of 2001.
Florida Grand Opera's Agrippina Takes Handel's Baroque Opera in a New Direction

By Artburst Miami
May 12, 2022

The location shaped the production of FGO's Agrippina.
Our Dear Dead Drug Lord Is a Black Comedy Ode to Miami

By Emmalyse Brownstein
May 3, 2022

Alexis Scheer's play makes its Miami debut at the Adrienne Arsht Center.
Juggerknot Returns with The Blues Opera, an Immersive One-Man Show

By Carolina del Busto
Apr 28, 2022

The Blues Opera is Juggerknot's first in-person performance in more than two years.
Culture, Politics, and Romance Are Explored in Miami New Drama's The Cuban Vote

By Artburst Miami
Apr 22, 2022

The Cuban Vote is a comedy centering on the mayoral campaign of Carolina “Caro” Clarens.
Like SNL in the Early Days, Not Ready for Prime Time Is a Work in Progress

By Artburst Miami
Apr 14, 2022

Erik J. Rodriguez and Charles A. Sothers' play explores the early day of SNL.
Caraboom Drenches Audiences with a Ton of Pizzazz

By Carlos Omar Gardinet
Apr 8, 2022

Perhaps this is the free-spirited, feel-good extravaganza we all need right about now.
Arsht and Broward Center Announce Historic Broadway Seasons for 2022-23

By Emmalyse Brownstein
Mar 31, 2022

For the first time, both venues will kick off their respective Broadway seasons with the same show.
When Monica Met Hillary Spotlights the Women at the Center of the Clinton Scandal

By Emmalyse Brownstein
Mar 9, 2022

When Monica Met Hillary strives to show audiences the humanity behind the headlines.
Claudia Rankine Examines Racial Privilege in GableStage's The White Card

By Artburst Miami
Feb 25, 2022

The White Card is a drama aimed at encouraging examination of white dominance and anti-Black racism in American life.
Local Actors Lead Dear Evan Hansen at the Arsht Center

By Emmalyse Brownstein
Feb 16, 2022

Christopher Anthony and Ciara Alyse Harris star in the touring production of Dear Evan Hansen.
Actors' Playhouse Brings the Gloria and Emilio Estefan Story Full Circle

By Artburst Miami
Feb 11, 2022

On Your Feet! was supposed to open at the Miracle in November 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic shredded that plan.
Area Stage Company Opens Its Season at the Arsht Center with Be More Chill

By Emmalyse Brownstein
Feb 8, 2022

The musical Be More Chill is a retro-yet-futuristic-feeling adaption of Ned Vizzini's book by the same name.