Theater

“The Bard in Bars” is a South Florida–born production that reimagines Shakespeare through rhythm, spoken word, and live music. It blends classical sounds with hip-hop in a way that reflects the region’s creative identity.

For Coconut Grove-based playwright and producer William Hector, a theater festival in the neighborhood was no coincidence. A love for the arts and community, bred in the Grove, set him off on a lifelong path in theater.

Before he ever stepped into the title role of “Dear Evan Hansen” on Broadway, Kendall and Palmetto Bay native Stephen Christopher Anthony sat in the audience at the Music Box Theatre and was spellbound.

'Soul of a Swimmer' melds film and theater to tell the story of Nicholas Dworet, who was killed in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas mass shooting.

The loud, exaggerated and dramatic elements that make live theater so magical can be overwhelming for people with special needs, but sensory-inclusive programming offers accommodations that help neurodivergent audiences enjoy the arts.

'Cymbeline' closes out Thinking Cap Theatre's 15th Anniversary season

At a studio tucked in a typical South Florida shopping plaza, Michelle Ameerally has spent the last two decades teaching theater to young children and teens, building behind a legacy of not only well-rounded performers, but empathetic people.

Cuban American actress Ysmercy Salomon portrays the title role in the Miami premiere of Sergio Blanco's play, at the Westchester Cultural Arts Center.

The 39th edition of the International Hispanic Theater Festival of Miami concluded its first weekend but there are still three more weekends to go until the closing night Sunday, Sept. 28.

This Tuesday night, the lighter side of the suffrage movement will take center stage at the Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center by the Thinking Cap Theatre to celebrate Women's Equality Day.

For 13 seasons, the repertoire of Island City Stage — Broward's beloved LGBTQ+ theater company — has ranged from deep and thought-provoking to rollicking and just plain fun.

Three friends take off on a two-day mountain trek in a play that resembles a buddy road trip movie. The reason for their adventure? To travel the same path that their friend Rebeca, who passed away, loved so much. They are there in solidarity and as a tribute.