A Miami native who played Evan Hansen on Broadway returns to Actors’ Playhouse in Coral Gables to direct the show, bringing his Broadway experience full circle in a powerful new production.

Miami New Drama premieres “English Only,” exploring Miami’s post-Mariel battle over Spanish, bilingualism, and political power in 1980.

The Key Biscayne Film Festival enters its third year with a major upgrade: screenings at the newly transformed Paradise Cinema inside Village Town Hall. The festival opens Jan. 29 with the Peruvian feature "Mistura" and welcomes plenty of local films, too.

Zoetic Stage presents Matthew Lopez's winning epic play "The Inheritance" at the Adrienne Arsht Center, Miami and with a strong ensemble and excellent direction, it's a must see.

“Made in Florida" at the Miami Jewish Film Festival spotlights movies rooted in Miami’s community and crafted by filmmakers who either call Florida home or whose subjects have a place in South Florida.

Zoetic Stage presents Matthew López "The Inheritance Part 1' at Miami’s Arsht Center" — a sweeping play about love, loss, and legacy.

Artistic director Maria Todaro leads Florida Grand Opera into a new era with an in-house orchestra, a reimagined "Die Fledermaus," and a vision aimed at expanding opera’s audience.

Mystery is on the menu at the Adrienne Arsht Center as the North American tour of "Clue" comes to Miami.

With larger than life photographs, the story of an album that shows up at the U.S. Holocaust Museum provides the backdrop for a collective introspective.

"Man of La Mancha" marks a full-circle moment for Actors' Playhouse; it was the first musical it produced in its original location in 1988 and again when it opened the Miracle Theatre three decades ago in 1995.