It shouldn’t come as a surprise that documentary filmmaker Lance Oppenheim’s feature film directorial debut “Primetime” (A24) is as grainy and dimly lit as it is. The visual effects are befitting the gritty and gloomy subject matter: a dramatized look at the Dateline NBC reality show To Catch a Predator, a hidden camera program in which adult men were confronted and then arrested for arranging sexual encounters with underage people.
Playwright Sheri Wilner-Deering was doing research for her next play. It was the Fall of 2025 and she wanted to write about women who stood up to powerful men.
A São Paulo gallery has opened its first U.S. location in Miami, while El Espacio 23 and Pinta are partnering on an artist residency. Elsewhere, exhibitions in Palmetto Bay, Doral and Pinecrest explore water, Hispanic identity and how surroundings shape artistic work.
There is something about walking through the gates of Universal Studios Florida during Halloween Horror Nights that immediately tells you this is not a regular theme park night.
Congrats to Island City Stage! (ICS) It received three Carbonell nominations for “Ruthless” including Lindsey Corey for outstanding performance in a lead role, David Hart for sound design, and Andy Rogow for direction, as well as two for “Everything Beautiful Happens at Night” for outstanding performance in a lead role for Laura Turnbull and Bong Redila for his illustrations.
Check out our interview with Kat Hillis and Rosiee Thor, the authors of "Summer Coven."
Fall is here, and apparently so is the perfect excuse to fill our shelves with a little more magic, romance and danger. This week’s picks bring fae, fierce heroines, complicated love stories and, yes, plenty of yearning.
When playwright Marco Ramirez was growing up in Hialeah, music from Cuba’s great orchestras could be heard through his grandfather’s small Sony boombox on cassette tapes at family gatherings, from Nochebuena celebrations to weddings.
The backdrop for Mexican singer-songwriter Silvana Estrada’s last performance in Miami could not have been more dramatic. It was a brunchtime show at the 2023 Ground Up Festival on a sofa-strewn second floor with huge plate glass windows looking out at the beach. As Estrada sang, accompanied only by her Venezuelan cuatro, rain poured down in torrents behind her, waves the size of semi-trucks crashed ashore and palm fronds stood out sideways from their trunks, whipped from the north by tropical storm-force winds. Both the singer and the weather gods put on a spellbinding performance.
Check out our interview with Tim Manley, the author of "My Own Kind of Person."
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