As Wynwood grows into a trendy art district, these popular artists have left the area to find community, impact and unity in neighborhoods like Overtown and Liberty City.
The hype surrounding “Hamilton” runs deep, but as the touring company at the Broward Center so thrillingly demonstrates, the musical’s accolades are entirely justified.
Lin-Manuel Miranda was in Miami on Wednesday to talk about his movie, “Mary Poppins Returns,”on the same day that his hit show “Hamilton” was set to premiere at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts.
Lucia Yanes, a seven-year-old with bone cancer wanted to be a ballerina and she didn’t let a recent surgery or dependence on a walker stop her from living her dream. She performed in The Nutcracker as part of the Miami City Ballet troupe.
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s stunning take on the life and death of founding father Alexander Hamilton, the show that quickly transformed fans into fanatics, arrives at Fort Lauderdale’s Broward Center for the Performing Arts on Dec. 18, where it will run through Jan. 20.
Cuban artists, writers and performers have met with government officials for weeks trying to get changes in a law they say amounts to censorship. Despite their displeasure, Decree Law 349 went into effect Friday.
“Hamilton” tickets at $10 apiece are up for grabs in the #Ham4Ham lottery offer for Broward Center for the Performing Arts shows in Fort Lauderdale. Info on how to get the 40 tickets is online or via app.
The Knight Foundation announced $37 million in new grants for the arts in Miami, bringing its total contribution to the arts in its hometown to $165 million since 2005.
Anyone who checks out “Miami Motel Stories: MiMo” will be entertained and moved by this immersive slice-of-life look at the people who might have occupied the Gold Dust through six decades that brought vast changes to the neighborhood.
City Theatre aims to reconnect theater lovers with the spirit of the season through a new edition of Winter Shorts in the Carnival Studio Theater at Miami’s Arsht Center Thursday through Dec. 23.
Christopher Rudd, a graduate of the New World School of the Arts, is back in Miami to choreograph F(l)ight, a commissioned work for Dance Now! Miami, to make its world premiere Saturday at the Colony Theatre in Miami Beach.
If the walls of Miami’s vintage Gold Dust Motel could talk, what stories would they tell? “Miami Motel Stories: MiMo” runs through Dec. 23 at the Gold Dust.
“Actually,” the title of the taut and provocative Anna Ziegler play that has just opened at GableStage, is a critical word in the two-character drama about a campus hookup gone wrong.
The Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Miami named South African-born arts executive Johann Zietsman as its new CEO to replace the retiring John Richard, who ran the facility for a decade.
Cheetah Hallandale Beach, Cheetah Pompano and Cheetah Palm Beach in West Palm Beach, FL, each will be having a Thanksgiving turkey giveaway Monday, targeting families in need.
At 68, legendary New York entertainer and cultural critic Penny Arcade stands as the representation of a bygone time. She performs this weekend at MDC Live Arts.
Student survivors from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School deliver an emotional performance of "Seasons of Love" from the musical "Rent" at the Tony Awards. Drama teacher Melody Herzfeld was honored for her heroic actions during the shooting.
