The world-famous Willy Wonka is opening the gates to his mysterious factory…but only to a lucky few. Young Charlie Bucket and four other golden ticket winners will embark on a life-changing journey through Wonka’s world of pure imagination. This one-act version of the new Broadway adaptation of the Roald Dahl classic will satisfy the musical […]

The repertoire for “Earth, Water, Fire, Air” is crafted with a social emotional learning lens, encouraging choristers to explore themes of connection, resilience, and empowerment through their performance. This intentional focus fosters personal growth, collaboration, and a deeper understanding of the music’s messages, ensuring the experience resonates beyond the stage for both performers and audience […]

Dance NOW! Miami Presents Program III, featuring “Love-less: Dance of the last Moho braccatus,” a world premiere from Co-Artistic Director Hannah Baumgarten. This contemporary ballet is based on the story of the small black-and-yellow Hawaiian songbird, facing extinction due to habitat destruction and climate change. “Love-less” is a contemporary dance depicting a real story of paradise […]

Brazilian Voices joins forces with Fushu Daiko for Taiko & Batucada, an electrifying collaboration between two dynamic cultural ensembles. This powerful sensory experience blends the commanding energy of Taiko drumming with the rich harmonies of Bossa Nova and Samba, exploring deep connections between rhythm, culture, and nature. The result is an inspiring performance that engages […]

The Broward County Film Society is  collaborating with the Stonewall Library & Archives for this edition of FAB: REEL CONNECTIONS on the 1972 musical “CABARET” Robert Kesten, Stonewall’s President & CEO chose “Cabaret”, which presents a look at Berlin and Germany as World War Two and the Nazis came into focus for the world. The fluidity […]

Community Recognition: Haitian Heritage Month The Broward County Film Society and LBV Films presents the locally produced documentary “Dual Citizen”. The film is a personal voyage of filmmaker Rachelle Salnave and her father’s quest for for their Haitian citizenship. The film won the Louies Award,  an initiative of the Miami Film Festival. Prior to the film at 6pm – Music […]

Immerse yourself in a multi-media experience that highlights the beauty and fragility of the natural world. Sarah Kirkland Snider wrote Mass for the Endangered as a prayer for disappearing species of animals and the imperiled environments in which they live. Called “powerful, delicate and as exquisite as a spider’s web,” the work motivates listeners to […]