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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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All set for theatrical debuts, 4 South Florida films adapt to virtual cinema in coronavirus era

All set for theatrical debuts, 4 South Florida films adapt to virtual cinema in coronavirus era

Posted on April 23, 2020 at 2:33 PM
By Michelle F. Solomon

"They Call Me Dr. Miami" - about plastic surgeon and social media phenom Dr. Michael Salzhauer - was meant to be one of the highlights of the Miami Film Festival.

South Florida’s push for theater art and relief goes on

South Florida’s push for theater art and relief goes on

Posted on April 14, 2020 at 7:02 PM
By Christine Dolen

Artists and companies are busily engaged in virtual programming, classes and fundraising.

Theater artists keep body, soul and craft together in the time of COVID-19

Theater artists keep body, soul and craft together in the time of COVID-19

Posted on April 9, 2020 at 4:32 PM
By Christine Dolen

As worldwide coronavirus cases have soared past a million, the region’s theater artists are – like all of us – confronting the questions of daily life in a temporarily remade world.

South Florida theater community plans for its next act

South Florida theater community plans for its next act

Posted on March 30, 2020 at 9:39 PM
By Christine Dolen

How are companies and artists coping, as well as staying creative? And how can those who love theater stay engaged with the community until it comes back live?

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