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Ringling Bros. circus performer Laura May Petrello, who co-starred in Charlton Heston film, dies at 89
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Miami singer Mimi J brings the sounds of the ‘70s to Broward Stage Door Theatre

Micro Theater Miami reaches out to a new audience with five plays in English

Raw intimacy in Carlota Pradera’s ‘Bare Bones’ at the Miami Theater Center

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Archie Ayers, one of Miami first black U.S. postmen, dies at 87

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Eli Wallach, veteran character actor, dies at 98

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Brett Karlin made an impressive debut last fall as artistic director and conductor of the Master Chorale of South Florida. The choir's “Classical Prodigies” program Friday night at First Presbyterian Church in Pompano Beach confirmed that he is not a onetime wonder.
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Billboard Latin Music Conference celebrates 25th anniversary next week in Miami

The Billboard Latin Music Conference returns to the JW Marriott Marquis in Miami on Monday to celebrate its 25th year.