Dance

"Domingos De Vermut Y Potaje" By Maui Presented By FUNDarte

"Es la hora del Vermut" ("It's vermouth time") is an elegant expression and an excellent excuse to provoke a meeting, an inspiration, laughs and easiness, and an unparalleled "whet your appetite." There is no more sublime moment than tasting the bittersweetness of this elixir. Dalí, Oprah Winfrey, Frank Sinatra, or your grandfather knew it well. And there is right vermouth without its subsequent aperitif... Lighting stoves, turning off stress, apron on, tools prepared, ladle at hand... Let the ceremony begin!

Zun Zún Children Fest 2023: "Miedo Come Todo... Sueño Al Vuelo" by Flores Teatro Danza

"Miedo come todo... Sueños al vuelo" is a performance that uses the language of contemporary dance in its search for dialogue with the little ones. A bet on living and tangible relationships, on visual stimuli that make the imagination fly, a half-told story with unrecognizable characters that each kid can finish shaping. A definitive invitation to say No! To fear and let dreams fly.

Flamenco Sephardit X

Maestro Jeffrey Eckstein and Siempre Flamenco announce the return of Flamenco Sephardit to Miami for the tenth consecutive year on Sunday, August 27, 2023 at 7:30pm. The Miami Beach Bandshell (7275 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33141) once again hosts the performance, featuring a cast of nine international opera stars, guitarists, flamenco masters, and distinguished classical musicians. The message of Flamenco Sephardit has always been to bring people of diverse cultures and religions together, to remind us that we all have similar origins, and therefore should live together in peace.

Live Arts Miami Presents: SUMMON By Shamar Watt

Jamaican-American performance artist Shamar Watt incorporates experimental cinema alongside live performance to investigate the spirit of resistance embodied by the Maroon people of Jamaica and its timely relevance to the fight for racial justice. Watt proudly traces his heritage back to the Maroons, formerly enslaved Africans who escaped and rebelled against British colonialists on the island in the 18th century. “Summon” seeks to give form to this spirited lineage through the screening of a new cinematic work led by Jamaican based filmmaker Nile Saulter and a live performance featuring multiple dancers and percussionist Austin Williamson.

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