Feb 21st, 2010. 2:00 p.m. Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida, directed by Vladimir Issaev, will present an afternoon of delightful dance. For one day only, this vibrant young company will be performing in Boca Raton, presenting a mixed repertoire of contemporary and classical ballet. The diverse program is sure to have something for everyone, with a broad range of both ensemble pieces, … +
From Jan 22nd through Feb 14th, 2010. New Theatre presents South Florida playwright and historian Sandra Riley’s World Premiere of The Hour of the Tiger, where two women from different worlds struggle against tradition to find personal and artistic freedom. This production marks Sandra Riley’s first play produced at New Theatre.
The Nutcracker may very well be the most popular holiday ballet spectacle in the world. The sound of Tchaikovsky’s popular score can instantly transport anyone who has grown up on the classic ballet into the fantastical winter wonderland they have seen time and again on stages all around the world.
A visit to the Playground Theatre takes me back to my school days in which a field trip to the theater was the highlight of my week.
January 2010. Performing Arts Network (PAN), retakes center stage in a temporary facility at 13146 W. Dixie Highway in North Miami following a devastating fire that destroyed its former studio and black-box theatre in June 2009.
March 13th and 14th, 2010. Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida presents “Chipollino,” a lively and entertaining ballet meant to delight audience members of any age. This popular Russian folktale, by Gianni Rodari, has been turned into an exciting, two act ballet, choreographed by Ballet Master Vladimir Issaev and set to music by Russian composer, K. Katchaturian.
Little Haiti Cultural Center. Feb 14th, 2010. 4:00 p.m. Dance Now! Ensemble heralds the Season of Love this February 14th with a cocktail reception at 4:00 pm followed by a performance at 5:00 pm. The performance will include the company’s most poignant love duets including the World Premiere of Co-Directors Salterini and Baumgarten’s “Venus and Adonis”, as well as excerpts from the … +
Caldwell Theatre. From Jan 3rd through Feb 7th, 2010. Caldwell Theatre Company presents Lauren Wilson’s outrageously, flamboyant, Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Hyde Play. Embodying Dr. Jekyll / Mr. Hyde is South Florida’s premiere physical comedian, Tom Wahl. After years of perfecting his comedic skills with multiple productions nationwide of Sheer Madness, Mr. Wahl steps into the role of the strange doctor … +
From Feb 17th through 28th, 2010. The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County presents Platanos and Collard Greens, the award-winning, multicultural comedy that has enchanted sold-out audiences around the country, at the Carnival Studio Theater in the Ziff Ballet Opera House from February 17th through 28th, 2010, weeknights at 7:30 p.m. and weekends at 2:00 p.m. and 7:30 … +
From Jan 21st through 23rd, 2010. The Fifth Annual South Beach Comedy Festival returns to Miami Beach Thursday, January 21st to Saturday, January 23rd, 2010 for another laugh-filled extravaganza featuring some of the world’s funniest entertainers. This year’s event features Aziz Ansari, Mike Birbiglia, Kevin Hart, Gabriel Iglesias, Jon Lajoie, Brian Regan, Joe Rogan, Mad Cat Theatre Company’s “Shepherd’s Pie” with more … +
From Jan 7th through 30th, 2010. Marathon Community Theatre is presenting the second production of the season, Sylvia, written by A. R. Gurney. Husband, Greg, finds a cute, frisky dog named Sylvia, according to her tag, in the park and excitedly takes her home to meet his wife, Kate. Surprisingly, Kate is not so enamored with Sylvia as is her finder. As … +
From Jan 6th through 31st, 2010. Continuing its mission to bring the magic of live theater to children of all ages, The PlayGround Theatre, performs the charming Hans Christian Andersen classic, The Steadfast Tin Soldier on January 6th through January 31st, 2010.
Arsht Center. From Jan 8th through 10th, 2010. Miami City Ballet presents its Program II at the Arsht Center for the Performing Arts from January 8th through 10th, 2010 featuring four different performances.
Presented by Miami Light Project. Jan 10th, 2010. Miami Light Project and the South Beach Comedy Festival present Mad Cat Theatre company’s hilarious ode to the history of Ireland, Shepherd’s Pie, on January 20th, 2010 at the Colony Theater, as the South Beach Comedy Festival Kick Off event.
December 27th, 2009. 7:00 p.m. Parked is a play in one act about two architects, Luke (Ozzie Rodriguez) and Lorena (Nicole Garcia), friends from childhood, who find themselves faced with the challenging project of designing a park where every other business and architectural venture has failed. As they reach their deadline of 48 hours, pieces of their lives, untold to each other … +
Arsht Center for the Performing Arts. From Dec 18th through 23rd, 2009. Based on the story The Nutcracker and The Mouse King by E.T.A. Hoffmann, The Nutcracker is a captivating tale of a little girl’s Christmas Eve dream about a handsome prince, a mouse king, toy soldiers and dancers from faraway lands set to the beloved music of Tchaikovsky. Brought to life … +
From Nov 12th through Dec 20th, 2009. Before Zeus and the Olympians, there was Inanna. Continuing her commitment to create new and adventurous theatrical fare for young children, Artistic Director Stephanie Ansin brings one of the worlds oldest stories to life. Journey back 4,000 years with Inanna and the Huluppu Tree and experience the interactive story of Inanna, the great mythical goddess … +
From Nov 13th through 29th, 2009. The Naked Stage presents Macon City: A Comic Book Play written by Marco Ramirez. This imaginative, new play from the 2-time Heideman award-winning author of Broadsword and Mr. Beast is set in a fictitious American Metropolis, Macon City chronicles the lives of several local denizens as they struggling to survive in a decaying city, long-since abandoned … +
AE District Gallery. November 20th, 2009. 8:00 p.m. AE District, The Krane, New Light Gallery, and The University of Miami Masters Program in Creative Writing bring you Shake it Up – a series of original monologues that turn Shakespeare on his head. As it should be: bawdy, brilliant, and beer-guzzling – this is Shakespeare with a 21st century twist, performed by some … +
October 14th, 2009. 1:15 p.m. New World School of the Arts (NWSA) will kick-off the second year of its lecture series, Make Art Work, with award-winning playwright and director Nilo Cruz. A Cuban-American, Mr. Cruz received the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his play Anna in the Tropics. Cruz is the first Hispanic to receive this honor. The lecture takes place … +
From Oct 9th through Nov 9th, 2009. New Theatre continues its season with the World Premiere of David Caudle’s In Development. In this new dark comedy, sex, death and dramaturgy take the stage when renowned, aging playwright Gideon Flynn mentors a fresh crop of young hopefuls at a summer conference. The previous year, his feedback had dire consequences for a troubled student, and now … +
From Oct 24th through Nov 22nd, 2009. GableStage at the Biltmore will be presenting the first production of their 2009-2010 Season, the Southeastern Premiere of Neil LaBute’s Reasons to be Pretty, opening on October 24th and running through November 22th, 2009.
October 2009. Arts Ballet Theater of Florida recently announced the world premiere of a new piece by renowned modern choreographer, Josee Garant. Now, to add to the excitement of their triple-bill show, is live music, via the South Beach Chamber Ensemble.
Bringing the best of global performance and literary arts to Miami for three decades, Tigertail Productions announced a 30th season that speaks to the region’s multicultural identity in playful, inspiring and challenging ways. The arts organization revealed a 2009/2010 agenda of art and soul – careening from Dutch jazz to incred-Able dance, spoken word, Delta Blues, venerated virtuoso guitar and acclaimed Catalonian … +
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