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Dark Musical Comedy The Great Soviet Bucket Gets Premiere With Miami Light Project

By Artburst Miami
Feb 20, 2024

The Great Soviet Bucket explores the phenomenon of mass "brainwashing" and how difficult the "de-programming" of state propaganda has been for many.
ScreenDance Miami Celebrates a Decade of Capturing the Magic of Movement on Film

By Tyler Francischine
Jan 12, 2024

ScreenDance Miami returns to celebrate its tenth anniversary with screenings, panel discussions, workshops, and more.
Three Films to Watch at Miami Jewish Film Festival 2024

By Trae DeLellis
Jan 11, 2024

From the courtroom drama of The Goldman Case to the uncomfortable authenticity of Seven Blessings, these are the films you don't want to miss at this year's Miami Jewish Film Festival.
Rosie Herrera Blends Faith and Fantasy in Make Believe

By David Rolland
Oct 3, 2023

Make Believe is the second part of a trilogy that choreographer Rosie Herrera describes as related to religious iconography and faith.
New — and New to Miami — Plays Are Just the Ticket for the 2023-24 Theater Season

By Artburst Miami
Sep 28, 2023

Brand-new or lesser-known plays and musicals ask a ticket buyer to roll the dice and have faith that trusted artists are going to present something entertaining.
The 18 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week

By Ashley-Anna Aboreden, Jose D. Duran and Sophia Medina
Sep 11, 2023

Havana Haunted Mansion, International Aroid Society Show, South Florida Craft Beer Run, and more can't-miss events in Miami this week.
The 18 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week

By Ashley-Anna Aboreden, Jose D. Duran and Sophia Medina
Jul 17, 2023

Rolling Loud, Young the Giant, Bourbon Jazz Party, and more events in Miami this week.
The 18 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week

By Ashley-Anna Aboreden, Jose D. Duran and Sophia Medina
Jun 12, 2023

Feid, Dragon and Mythical Creatures, Stonewall Pride, and more events in Miami this week.
The 17 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week

By Ashley-Anna Aboreden, Jose D. Duran and Sophia Medina
May 8, 2023

Ain't Too Proud, 100 gecs, Dance Now! Miami, and more events in Miami this week.
South Florida Artists Explore What It Feels Like to Be Here Now

By Tyler Francischine
May 3, 2023

Miami Light Project's Here & Now proves the artistic talent contained within Miami-Dade and Broward counties is near limitless.
The 16 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week

By Ashley-Anna Aboreden, Jose D. Duran and Sophia Medina
Jan 16, 2023

Jurassic World Live Tour, ScreenDance Miami, Lunar New Year, and more.
ScreenDance Miami Returns with Collection of Diverse and Timely Films

By Tyler Francischine
Jan 13, 2023

The festival celebrates dance performances choreographed explicitly for the camera.
The 11 Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend

By Ashley-Anna Aboreden, Jose D. Duran and Sophia Medina
Dec 8, 2022

Vibra Urbana, Nu Deco Ensemble, Night of Lights, and more.
The 17 Best Things to Do in MiamI This Week

By Ashley-Anna Aboreden, Jose D. Duran and Sophia Medina
Dec 5, 2022

Vibra Urbana, Måneskin, MAS Miami, and more.
Touch of RED Choreographs Empowerment Achieved Through "Softness"

By Tyler Francischine
Oct 28, 2022

Shamel Pitts offers a "voyeuristic, futuristic" exploration into softness and vulnerability.
The 14 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week

By Ashley-Anna Aboreden, Jose D. Duran and Olivia McAuley
Jun 16, 2021

Wynwood Pride, Dance Now! Miami, Will Eisner, and more can't-miss events.
Pro-Choice

By John Thomason
Nov 6, 2014

Many readers grew up with the most empowering of all tween series: Choose Your Own Adventure. In action-packed entries like Runaway Spaceship and The Great Zopper Toothpaste Treasure, plot twists, climaxes, and resolutions were decided by the reader’s free will, and if you ended up at the bottom of a...
Desperate Housewives

By Shelly Davidov
Oct 23, 2014

The ladies of Snapped ain't got nothin' on Hedda Gabler. Penned by Henrik Ibsen in 1890, Gabler's story still socks modern-day women in the gut, as the main character toils in the prison of stability and expectations. Gabler is Hedda's maiden name. Ibsen wrote of the work's title: "My intention...
Moves That Want to Talk

By Anne Tschida
Jun 12, 2014

Dancer and performance artist Carlota Pradera is a native of Spain who now lives in Miami. She explores what touch means in many of its forms: How does one touch one’s homeland and culture from so far away? How do humans touch one another when emotionally or geographically close, like...
He's a Real Dick

By John Thomason
May 15, 2014

Kevin Spacey’s bad-assery is apparent in nearly every role he plays. But one of the most enjoyable examples comes not from any of his acerbic, acidic movie characters but from his lesser-known career in live theater. Lesser-known, that is, until he broke the fourth wall in a 2011 production of Richard...
Don't Drink the Water

By John Thomason
May 1, 2014

As the citizens of nine counties in West Virginia discovered this past January, there’s nothing quite like a poisoned water supply to bring disparate denizens together, united for a common cause. Arriving just a few months after 10,000 gallons of the toxic chemical methylcyclohexane methanol leaked into that state’s water...
Tape Crusaders

By John Thomason
Jan 2, 2014

As a form of peer-to-peer musical transaction, the mixtape was already sputtering toward obsolescence in 2008, with the internet and iPods making it all too easy to discover new music and mash it together in creative segues. So it was only fitting that Mad Cat Theatre Company’s own Mixtape —...