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Dancing at the Arsht, Frances
Ha at Coral Gables Art Cinema, Jails, Hospitals and Hip
Hop at O Cinema, The Art of the Seminole Indians at VAS,
Great American Song Book at SMDCAC, Spring
Song
The Peter London Global Dance Company will be performing
Bass Harbor - photo
Marj O'Neill-Butler
Avi Hoffman in Still Jewish After All These Years: A Life
in the Theatre, South Florida fashion designer and stylist
Tanya Marie, Road Through Heaven at New Theatre, Jazz at
MOCA, Thinking
Cap Theatre's
Bar Harbor After
Sundown - Marj O'Neill-Butler
In The House at the Coral Gables Art
Cinema, Arts Ballet concludes its 15th season, Coral Gables Museum
Photo Contest, MTC's SandBox Series call for performers, Atomik,
the Graffiti King in the Terminal Gallery
In the House...
To the
Wonder at the Miami Beach Cinematheque, Brahms4All at
the the Knight Center, Inanna and the Huluppu Tree at MTC,
Refurbishment for the Jackie Gleason, Summer Programming at the
Arsht, Poetry.
The Miami Beach Cinematheque is featuring
Jeffrey at
MB Stage Door, Young Opera singers' cutting session, Duffy Jackson
on drums, Family Day at the Bass and the Miami Gay and Lesbian Film
Festival
It's a gay show and it's funny.
It's Jeffrey, playing through May 5 at the Miami Beach Stage
Door Theatre. Paul Rudnick's story of a gay actor/waiter
Pansies by Marj
O'Neill-Butler
Blancanieve is held over at the Coral Gables Art Cinema,
Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo at the Parker Playhouse, The
Gold-Diggers at Pinecrest Gardens, The South Beach Chamber Ensemble
on Lincoln Road, Spanish Colonial Art at the Patricia and Phillip
Frost Museum, Guitarist Marcin Dylla at St Augustine Catholic
Church
Mad Cat at
the South Beach Comedy Festival, reception at the Bass Museum, Gay
Pride Parade, Body Awareness extended, Jazz at WDNA
Mad Cat's back, and if you don't know who
I'm talking about, shame on you. Mad Cat is Miami's most innovative
theatre company and founder and artistic director Paul 
Erin Joy
SchmidtTei is presenting their latest play,
Charming Acts of Misery
for one night only as part of
the South Beach Comedy...
Flying
ballet dancers at the Colony, Avi Hoffman in the Iliad, FGO at
MOCA, It Ain't Nothin' But the Blues, Indian classical
music
You like flying bodies in your ballet? Good. Then catch Luminario Ballet Los Angeles when they open the Miami Dance Festival, Miami Momentum
On The Road
at the Coral Gables Art Cinema, the Miami Dance Festival, Carmen at
the Gusman, An Appalachian Spring from MSO, The Beaux Stratagem at
the NWSA
Remember Jack Kerouac's 1957 beat novel On the Road? Well, now you can see the movie.
Cape Cod - photo Marj
O'Neill-Butler
Slava's SnowShow at the Arsht, MDC's Arnold Mesches art
exhibition, Seraphic Fire's Vivaldi and the Soprano, NWC's The Best
From the Metropolitan Opera, Dance NOW's Songs of
Spring.
Here'a chance to scoop up the snow today and enjoy it in July. The Arsht Center will be bringing in the swirling white stuff when comic genius Slava...
Early Morning on the
Cape - photo Marj O'Neill-Butler
Brothers Beckett at the Arsht, A Chorus line
at South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center, Emily Johnson at
Miami-Dade County Auditorium, Miami Beach Garden Tour, Beethoven on
the Beach
Feeling like a laugh? Good. How about a hundred laughs in a hundred minutes? Even better. Then the place to be is the Arsht's Carnival Studio...
Mezzo-Soprano
Veronica Fink at Arts at St John's, dancing vegetables at Arts
Ballet of Florida, Lady Day at Miami Beach Stage Door, LeNard
Rutledge at Sweet Saloon, Pioneer Winter in his solo show at MTC,
Paint Me Miami competition opens
Poetry set to music? Of
course, and it's at Arts at St John's where they're celebrating
International Women's Month with mezzo-soprano Veronica
Cuban star
Ivette Cepeda, Brothers Beckett at the Arsht, Dranoff 2 piano
concert, Miami Bach Society, MIFF's Opening Night Gala
Party
Here's good news for all you Cuban music lovers. The 6th Annual Cuba Fest is coming to Miami March 9 through April 6 bringing with it the best in...
In The
Heights at Actors' Playhouse, Arts Ballet Theatre and Arts en
Points, Miami Made Festival returns, Tigertail's Tatsuya Nakatini,
MOCA's new curator
Get your rhythm on at Actors'
Playhouse when they open In The Heights, winner of four 2008 Tony
Awards and the 2008 Grammy for Best Musical 
Show
Album. Written by Lin-Manuel Miranda it's the story of New York's
Washington Heights neighborhood. This is the first
time...
Yossi, an
Israeli gay film at Coral Gables Art Cinema, White Rose's short
plays at PAX, Marlon Rosado brings home a GRAMMY, Coconut Grove
Arts Festival, Sarah Jessica Parker at the Tower Theatre, Conrad
Miami's 3rd Annual Event 
There's an exclusive Miami premiere...
The Whole
Caboodle in Boca, Mad Romance at Pinecrest Gardens, Doubt in Ft
Lauderdale, MLP's Here and Now, MIFF is coming to
town.
He writes, he acts, he draws and he's an all around good chap who
can walk on water and make it stop raining. Who is this renaissance
man cum 
miracle
worker? Why, it's Michael McKeever, of course and his collection of
short plays,
The
World Goes Round at the Miami Beach Stage Door, John Cage
Centennial at NWS, Arts at St Johns women's writing group, “The
Love of Three Oranges” at Miami Theatre Center, The Rude Mechs at
the Colony Theatre
You remember Kander and Ebb, don't you? Sure you do. They're the guys who not only wrote New York, New York,
Other Desert
Cities at Actors' Playhouse, vocalist Maria Rivas at Pinecrest
Gardens, Murder, Fugettaboutit by Alliance Theatre Lab,
8th Annual Taste of the Garden, South Beach Chamber
Ensemble, Music in Beautiful Places
Other Desert Cities, the Pulitzer finalist play by Jon Robin Baitz, continues its run at Actors' Playhouse in Coral Gables through February 10. Directed
All New
People at the Arsht Center, Havana Jazz Tour, Coral Gables Art
Cinema's fund raiser, reggae-rock
acoustic singer Matisyahu at the Knight Concert Hall, FGO's top
donors gather for
Quartet
Zoetic is doing it again. Bringing down the house with All New People at the Arsht Center in downtown Miami. Written by Zach Braff...
Ballet
Etoile’s Edith Piaf, BBC Murder Mysteries, Jazz and
The Philharmonic, SALA at St Johns, Willow at
PAX
It's a one-night only show, Thursday, January
10 at 8:00 pm, so you better hurry on over 
to the
Aventura Arts and Cultural Center to catch Ballet Etiole's
performance of Edith Piaf, an evening of contemporary
dance, dramatic theatre and singing. Special guest Melissa
Bibliowicz will sing Piaf's famous songs in the
original...