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Arsht Center for the Performing Arts released its Summer Calendar this week and South Floridians are in for several treats.
The most exciting show is Slava’s SnowShow which was described as a mix between the wonder of Cirque du Soleil and the interactive nature of the Blue Man Group. Slava’s SnowShow is promising Snow from July 24 - August 17. Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow…..
Other events to save dates and purchase tickets for are
Summer Shorts, America’s Short Play Festival May 29 - June 22
- Short one act plays ranging from comedy to drama. There are two programs so choose wisely or indulge in both. There is also an Undershorts late night show running from June 12-June 22 that has a more adult focus and includes adult content, language, and nudity…. it’s time Miami has more intelligent, envelope pushing, provocative late nights
Celia: The Life and Music of Celia Cruz June 18- July 6
- Witness 60 years in the musical life of this beloved superstar. Miami is the starting point for the worldwide tour
Miami Libre July 25 - August 17
- Dance production by Miami’s Tiempo Libre tells the story of a musician’s search for love and liberty
There is no such thing as a free lunch but there is such thing as a free movie premiere and tomorrow night there is a movie screening compliments of Books and Books.
The movie being shown gratis is The Life Before her Eyes starring Uma Thurman and Evan Rachel Wood. The movie starts at 8:00 p.m. and is being shown at Sunset Place.
If you’re interested in attending and who wouldn’t be then simply click here and print out the invite and head to your nearest Books and Books to redeem for one ticket for two to the premiere.
The trailer is below.
Earlier this month the NYT featured MOCA’s Bonnie Clearwater. It’s an informative piece that mentions some of MOCA’s upcoming community and educational plans.
It’s the Second Saturday of the month which means it’s Art + Design night and Wynwood and the Design District will have plenty of galleries and studios to visit. Amongst the galleries many artists open their studios especially at 1rst and 21rst Studios located at 2045 NW 1rst Ave.
And since it’s M4, so this weekend Bakehouse Complex and CIFO should be on your radar. CIFO will be hosting their Second Saturday concert series from 7-11:00 p.m. with Plan B, Universal Citizens, and Floyd performing.
If you’ve ever been to Cirque du Soleil and wanted to learn how to perform some of those wonderful aerial sequences well you’ve years of training and practice ahead of you. Thanks to Animate Objects you have a place to start this weekend at the first ever SnowBird Winter Aerial Arts Festival with trapeze, strap, aerial yoga, and fabric classes.
If you’re scared of heights then you should still stop by the night time performances at the Colony Theater, 1040 Lincoln Road, Saturday at 8:00 p.m. and Sunday at 6:00 p.m.
Also note that Animate Objects Physical Theater manages FlySpace an indoor, aerial training facility in Miami.
