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In a city sometimes so seemingly separated along ethnic lines as Miami, one would hardly think that Cubans and Haitians have anything in common. But they do, and

Never assume that because an artist performs in his or her city’s premier arts venue that they’ve reached their pinnacle. Sometimes, performing there is just the beginning of bigger

To dance on a stage, most people would probably say that one must not only be well-trained, but able to do just that: dance. The training part should be

Open Mic Nights are staples in many cities, whether focusing on song or on comedy. But whoever said that the concept of revealing one’s work before a live

In this presidential election of super PAC influence and alleged voter disenfranchisement, it is not too far-fetched to question how democratic America’s political system really is. And not

Like so much else when it comes to Haiti, clichés abound in our perceptions of its arts and culture. If it’s painting, then it must all be colorful

Lovers and fools. Power struggles. Madness. The 2012 race to the White House? Better than that. Opera. And this Saturday, Sept. 22, at the Broward Center for the Performing

For someone who placed extraordinary value on silence, and famously incorporated it into his musical compositions, John Cage is making quite a bit of noise. And deservedly so. Because,

The original, real trance music, not just the kind that you zone out to in any hip SoBe disco or downtown club, but the type that makes you