"It's a translation from inanimate physical objects and architecture and animating it with the body."

Miguel Falabella's film, "Veneza" ("Venice") has yet to be released in his home country of Brazil, but moviegoers will see it in Miami when it unspools at the 23rd Brazilian Film Festival (BRAFF).

Through the lenses of two single characters who defend their positions as direct and indirect victims of an attack with logical and human positions is appealing.

International Hispanic Theater Festival of Miami runs July 11-28 and features plays from Spain, Argentina, Chile and the United States.

Thaddeus Phillips’ theatrical space odyssey will premiere June 8 at the Colony Theatre in Miami Beach.

Fantasy Theatre Factory's satirical experiment “DeepFAKE” takes on contemporary America.

Based on a Goethe novel, "Werther" depicts a tug of war between duty and desire.

Presented by Miami Dade College's Museum of Art and Design, the series begins April 24 and runs through December.

John Henry Redwood's play is appearing through April 28 at Sandrell Rivers Theater.

Miami-based blues artist Rachelle Coba will perform March 29 at MOCA and March 31 at Collins Park.