With larger than life photographs, the story of an album that shows up at the U.S. Holocaust Museum provides the backdrop for a collective introspective.

"Man of La Mancha" marks a full-circle moment for Actors' Playhouse; it was the first musical it produced in its original location in 1988 and again when it opened the Miracle Theatre three decades ago in 1995.

It's time for the Miami Book Fair and there are more than 500-plus authors heading to Miami. The fair opens Sunday, Nov. 16 through Sunday, Nov. 22.

Zoetic Stage opens its 16th season with Florian Zeller's "The Mother" at the Arsht and it rises to meet the challenge.

In South Miami and Miami Lakes, two small regional theaters present dynamic new works by Miami playwrights.

In "A Day of Four Sunsets," artist Dennis Scholl extends his exploration of collective memory, this time turning his focus to the mysteries of space and discovery.

Clara Toro started her photography career late in life documenting Miami's neighborhoods. It led to a commission for the Freedom Tower's reopening to take pictures of 350 immigrants for a permanent exhibition.

An indie-rock musical about a girl in war-torn Poland is the creation of two New World School of the Arts grads.

In GableStage's "Harry Clarke," a man leads a double life with his alter ego paving the way for plenty of attention.

With “The Spitfire Grill,” Actors' Playhouse artistic director David Arisco delivers on his promise of a heartfelt love letter,