Japanese sisters Ayaka and Yuka Yamamoto, who have been performing together for four years as Duo Yamamoto, won the gold medal and $25,000 top prize Thursday night at the 12th Dranoff International 2 Piano Competition in Coral Gables. The pair triumphed with their interpretation of Poulenc’s Concerto for two pianos and orchestra in D minor.
Kemal Gekic made his South Florida debut at the Miami International Piano Festival in 1999, and in the intervening years has become a familiar presence on the local concert scene. His Sunday afternoon recital on the concluding day of this year’s festival, however, was one of his most impressive solo performances to date.
An imagination-fueled British hit has a young man’s male and female lovers squaring off.
New Theatre’s Ricky J. Martinez debuts the second play in his ‘Island Trilogy’
Twenty-year old Russian pianist Nikolay Khozyainov demonstrated substance over style in the opening concert...
Russian baritone Alexey Lavrov offered a generous sampling of Russian and Italian opera arias and songs by ...
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At the opening concert of the Mainly Mozart Festival, the most interesting work was not by Mozart. It was b...
Miami choreographer, performer, producer and teacher Octavio Campos, who has mentored countless South Flori...
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation on Monday announced 66 finalists for its Knight Arts Challenge, ...
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Theatrical magic and artful puppetry power the Royal National Theatre’s award-winning production.
The Dranoff event showcases duo pianists and student poets at the Arsht Center.
Despite common threads, the stories of two tragic teens don’t mesh in the new AAPACT production.
Cannonball Miami is bringing L.A. artists here to create work and waves
Falling in love means taking a risk, and Rudi Goblen takes plenty of risks in his new solo theater piece, PET.
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation on Monday announced 66 finalists for its Knight Arts Challenge, ...
Voracious virtuosity has propelled Rudi Goblen to the top of Miami’s live-arts scene
Something subtle but crucial was missing from Dances at a Gathering, the evanescent Jerome Robbins masterpi...
Natalie Cole looked and sang like a diva at the inaugural Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame gala at the New Wo...
Viewers of Thursday night’s Billboard Latin Music Awards, broadcast live from Coral Gables on Telemu...
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