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Legacy and Laughter: Original Show ‘Muerto de Risa’ Tributes Álvarez Guedes

Legacy and Laughter: Original Show ‘Muerto de Risa’ Tributes Álvarez Guedes

An immersive theatrical experience at Tropical Park brings the humor and legacy of Álvarez Guedes to life, blending comedy, music, and memory in a tribute to the Godfather of Latin Comedy.

Arca Images Premieres Carlos Celdrán Work ‘Variations on an Insignificant Theme’

Arca Images Premieres Carlos Celdrán Work ‘Variations on an Insignificant Theme’

Cuban-Spanish playwright Carlos Celdrán premieres “Variations on an Insignificant Theme” at Westchester Cultural Arts Center, a Spanish-language drama about memory, exile, and a life-altering decision.

Review: Layon Gray’s ‘Willie Lynch’ Finds A Comfortable Home at M Ensemble

Review: Layon Gray’s ‘Willie Lynch’ Finds A Comfortable Home at M Ensemble

In its run at M Ensemble, 'Searching for Willie Lynch' unfolds as a layered family drama in which three generations inhabit the same home across time, where past and present exist simultaneously.

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Review: Zoetic Stage’s ‘Frankenstein’ stitches together a potent mix of emotions, performances and vision

Review: Zoetic Stage’s ‘Frankenstein’ stitches together a potent mix of emotions, performances and vision

Posted on October 18, 2021 at 5:31 PM
By Michelle F. Solomon

Haunting play runs through Oct. 31 at the Arsht Center.

Zoetic Stage creates a dark, enticing ‘Frankenstein’ in time for Halloween

Zoetic Stage creates a dark, enticing ‘Frankenstein’ in time for Halloween

Posted on October 12, 2021 at 7:30 PM
By Christine Dolen

Miami’s Zoetic Stage returns to its home in the Arsht Center with production that runs through Oct. 31.

Knight New Work: ‘Sharing Grandmothers’ set to premiere online

Knight New Work: ‘Sharing Grandmothers’ set to premiere online

Posted on September 28, 2021 at 8:00 AM
By Sergy Odiduro

Latest round of grant recipients have until year's end to complete their pieces.

Review: ‘Shakespeare Is a White Supremacist’ is part of a timely, overdue conversation

Review: ‘Shakespeare Is a White Supremacist’ is part of a timely, overdue conversation

Posted on September 27, 2021 at 8:51 PM
By Christine Dolen

Experimental in style - and deliberately non-linear - Andrew Watring’s play runs at the Main Street Playhouse through October.

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