Miami New Drama's 20th-anniversary production of Nilo Cruz's "Anna in the Tropics," directed by the playwright himself, is exquisite from beginning to end.

GableStage's "We Will Not Be Silent," based on real-life events, shows lessons learned and maybe never learned.

Nilo Cruz directs his Pulitzer-prize-winning play "Anna in the Tropics" in a 20th-anniversary production at Miami New Drama.

Zoetic Stage’s “American Rhapsody” tracks a family and a country across generations and is Michael McKeever's 36th full-length play.

With Miami connections on stage and behind the scenes, a Wilton Manors plays is swimmingly good.

Elizabeth Price embodies the role originated by the playwright in an achingly real, humorous and topical take on "What the Constitution Means to Me" produced by City Theatre inside the Adrienne Arsht Center.

A play inspired by a writer's high-school debate obsession has a timeliness in America's current state of affairs.

The crowd-pleasing "Million Dollar Quartet" folks are back, this time with some songs of the season at Actors' Playhouse.

“Heisenberg” plays out over six scenes as strangers in London become, however improbably, the life-changing answer to unspoken prayers.

Staged by Miami New Drama artistic director Michel Hausmann, Martinez’s play is a thought-provoking surprise, one that is bringing out the best in a company of actors from South Florida and beyond.