Zoetic Stage closes out its 16th anniversary season with Moses, a mesmerizing one-man play. Opening in the Arsht’s Carnival Theatre and running through May 17, the play focuses on one night in the Bronx, when a man loses everyone and everything he loves. Filled with remorse, he begs God, “You forget about me, and I'll forget about you?” But God has other plans.
Check out our interview with Elizabeth Arnott who wrote "The Secret Lives of Murderers' Wives."
Check out our interview with Rachel Moore, the author of "Safari Murder Party."
Find out what inspired Steven Gellman to write "Somewhere in Nowhere" down below.
Public art always finds a way to surprise us when we least expect it, such as during a walk through a park, while heading to catch a flight, or even in the middle of a busy commute.
If your summer reading list is calling for something magical, emotional, and just a little dramatic, in the best way, then trust me, this lineup really delivers this and so much more
It was a stormy Tuesday evening 35 years ago when “the music of the night” thundered Broward County into the cultural big time.
For Ciara Myst, RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18 was a chance to showcase some of the most creative expressions of drag that we have ever seen on the Drag Race runway. While they have left the competition after a very emotional runway performance, there is plenty more to see from this Midwest queen.
Read our interview with April Asher, who wrote "The Cupid Dilemma," down below.
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