Art Duty" at LakehouseRanchDotPNG is a thoroughly absurdist and timely new work.

Gloria Estefan co-wrote the music and lyrics with her daughter, Emily, for the new musical, "Basura," which gets its world premiere in Atlanta. She's also appearing in a new movie from DreamWorks that debuts Friday.

Absurdist, experimental company ventures into political theater with gusto with Alex Boyd's "Three Scenes in the Life of a Trotskyist."

Miami native Miguel Angel Ferrer's feature film “The Shadow of the Sun” (“La Sombra del Sol”) shot entirely in Venezuela opens Aug. 8.

Jayme Kaye Gershen's short film about mangos inspired a multi-sensory exhibition at Green Space Miami, where she invites visitors to leave their stamp.

Main Street Players' production of Lauren Gunderson's "The Revolutionists" is witty, wild and wonderfully historic.

Actors' Playhouse in Coral Gables presents the U.S. premiere of "Step By Step," a buddy comedy about three women with more baggage than what's in their backpacks.

With the world premiere of Luis Roberto Herrera's "SAA (not that one)", True Mirage finds a comfortable new space to show new work. Michelle F. Solomon has the story.

Faced with the reality of a funding shortfall, City Theatre finds a way to forge ahead with its annual 'Summer Shorts.'

The focus is on immersive arts in a four-day intensive workshop co-produced by two local companies, Juggerknot Theatre and Live Arts Miami, immersed in the practice.