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.

Artists Antonia Wright and Ruben Millares transform a refugee boat built from honey barrels into the powerful centerpiece of “Exile” at Piero Atchugarry Gallery.

As LakehouseRanchDotPNG marks five years, its growing partnership with Main Street Players fosters new work, supports local playwrights and enters a theatrical collaboration in Miami Lakes.

The Fountainhead artist residency is moving to a new neighborhood after almost two decades for a space twice the size.

Miami New Drama's original one-man show, "Todo Lo Que No Dije," transforms the Colony Theatre into an intimate black-box theater where audiences don't just watch the story—they become part of it.

Timed to coincide with PAMM's Basquiat exhibition, Bonnier Gallery's "Jean-Michel Basquiat: Selected Works, 1978–1988" traces the artist's life and creative evolution through nearly 100 works, photographs and personal ephemera.

Pérez Art Museum Miami presents the first public exhibition from the Kenneth C. Griffin Collection, featuring 10 landmark works by Jean-Michel Basquiat.