Patti Smith recalls her Miami visits and discusses “Bread of Angels” ahead of an evening of songs and stories at the Arsht Center on Oct. 9.

“Weather Girl” at GableStage surrounds a solo performance with live cameras and projections in a striking production of Brian Watkins’ play.

Sheri Wilner-Deering's 'The Does' brings Epstein survivors’ words from court records to a staged reading in Miami.

The music that Miami natives Patricia Delgado and Marco Ramirez heard growing up influenced their work on the Broadway musical “Buena Vista Social Club" coming to Arsht Center and Broward Center.

A workshop production of a New York playwright's own bizarre family past takes center stage at LakehouseRanchDotPNG in Miami Lakes.

“Baker Street Beginnings” finds Miami playwright Gina Montét imagining Sherlock Holmes’ origins in a family mystery at Theatre Lab in Bocca Raton.

A 2017 shooting scare at Aventura Mall inspires Edwidge Danticat’s main character in “Dèy,” a Miami-set novel about Haiti, grief, migration, family and belonging.

Arca Images presents its own Spanish translation and adaptation of Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman,” bringing the American classic to the stage for Spanish-speaking audiences in Miami.

For America250, MOAD at Freedom Tower takes a different approach with "Abstraction as Legacy," examining America's impact on abstract art.

Actors' Playhouse stages "The Shark Is Broken," a witty behind-the-scenes comedy about the making of "Jaws," a perfect summer diversion.