In-Depth Coverage By Miami's Top Arts Journalists
By George Fishman
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Video by Kay and Stephen Belth, Arts Marketing Network
Celebrating its 15th Anniversary and fourth year at South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center, 2-time Grammy nominee and South Florida favorite, SERAPHIC FIRE, presented its Christmas program, On Winter’s Night, on December 16, 2016.
Culture Shock Miami’s YOU Review Crew spoke to Culture Shockers who attended and shared their thoughts on the performance.
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To open its 2016-17 Season, GableStage presented the highly irreverent comedy, An Act of God, by David Javerbaum and directed by Joseph Adler.
What happens when the Lord decides to update the 10 Commandments to make them more relevant to our time?
The New York Times called An Act of God “deliriously, divinely funny.” Culture Shockers who attended the December 4, 2016 performance had their own opinions. Here’s what they had to say . . .
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CULTURE SHOCK MIAMI and South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center brought the fabled Limón Dance Company to the Center’s Main Stage on November 19, 2016.
Founded 70 years ago by the legendary Mexican-born dancer and choreographer, José Limón, the Company performed repertoire spanning its seven-decade history.
CULTURE SHOCK MIAMI’S YOU Review Crew talked to Culture Shockers from the audience who shared their thoughts about the performance.
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Culture Shock Miami Presents The YOU Review: Casa Patas’ Los Silencios del Baile (Silence of the Dance)
Produced by Kay and Stephen Belth, Arts Marketing Network
FUNDarte in association with Miami-Dade County Auditorium and CULTURE SHOCK MIAMI presented the Spanish Flamenco company CASA PATAS, on November 6, 2016 at the Miami-Dade County Auditorium.
The performance featured the internationally acclaimed dancer, Francisco Hidalgo, and the company of five.
Two Culture Shockers gave their reviews.
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Culture Shock Miami and All Kids Included Present “No Limits: Discovering ‘A New Definition of Dance’”
Produced by Kay and Stephen Belth, Arts Marketing Network
On October 25 and 26, 2016, Miami dancers, choreographers, and students discovered VSA Florida’s “A New Definition of Dance.”
This 2-day program, sponsored by the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs, introduced students, dancers, choreographers, educators and dance professionals with and without disabilities to a new method of communication and self-expression.
Internationally renowned dancers of exceptional merit, who also have disabilities, led students through a series of workshops, master classes, and presentations.
In the process, the stereotypes of people with disabilities were quickly extinguished.
ALL KIDS INCLUDED AllKidsIncludedMiami.org
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VSA FLORIDA vsafl.org/
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By George Fishman
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By George Fishman
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A collaboration between self-described disabled choreographer and performer Claire Cunningham and choreographer and performer Jess Curtis, from
Tigertail Productions.
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At the height of the Jim Crow era, Jack Johnson was the first to earn the title of African-American heavyweight champion. He was the inspiration for this play. Without any direct face-to-face combat, the actors create the brutality of boxing and relate an early chapter in the history of achieving racial equality in American sports.
Culture Shock Miami students attended the Sunday, June 12 performance at GableStage and shared their impressions.
Produced for Culture Shock Miami by Kay and Stephen Belth, Arts Marketing Network
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Concluding its 75th season, the FGO presented the timeless Italian comic opera, Don Pasquale by Gaetano Donizetti.
The March 8, 2016 performance had Culture Shocker students in the audience. Some gave their thoughts on the production.
Produced for Culture Shock Miami by Arts Marketing Network.
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