The Miami Book Fair has announced its popular "Evenings With" series for the fair, which begins on Sunday, Nov. 17.

New World Symphony with artistic director Stéphane Denève at the helm will present an opera double bill featuring the New World Fellows, guest directors and performers, sets, choreography, and projections.

At LakehouseRanchDotPNG in Miami Lakes, a Stag, a Mothman, and two searchers looking for something in the mountains in the premiere of "Ragweeds."

"Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train" opens the season at the Marshall L. Davis Sr. African Heritage Cultural Arts Center and the characters reflect the area's changing demographics, the director says.

With its opening production at the Colony Theatre on Lincoln Road, Loxen Entertainment takes on the intricate farce "The Play That Goes Wrong."

LakehouseRanchDotpng opens its third season at the Main Street Playhouse in Miami Lakes with Richard Kerr's "Have You Seen Boomer?"

"Mountains," shot in Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood, has been picked up by Music Box Films, a distributor of international and independent films. It is getting a red-carpet U.S. debut at Coral Gables Art Cinema.

The unusual title tells the story of Ignacio Font's exhibition at FIU: "Self Care: Mineral Spirits, Elixirs and Other Home Remedies."

Area Stage Company brings back its immersive "Disney's The Little Mermaid" this time starring Delaney Benson, daughter of the original Ariel.

Wrapped around Abigail and Shaun Bengson's mix of indie rock, folk, sometimes punk music is a love story but there's more to "Hundred Days" as a theatrical experience. at Actors' Playhouse.