Miami Performing Arts Guide August 25–September 1: Best Theater, Plays, Dance & Live Shows
- Aug 24
- 2 min read
Updated: 6 days ago
Miami Living’s picks for performing arts from August 25–September 1, featuring live comedy, dance, circus performances and entertainment across the Miami metro area.
Fear Circus Unleashed — August 29
Pablo Zúñiga: Me Da Lo Mismo — August 26
Pablo Zúñiga presents a Spanish-language comedy show at Miami Improv centered on aging, luck and learning to accept life’s inevitable frustrations. His performance combines absurd humor, irony and unfiltered observations designed for Miami’s Latin audience.
Irving y Darisho — August 27
Dominican comedian and entertainer Irving Alberti mixes stand-up, improvisation, impersonations and parody at Miami Improv. The Spanish-language performance also features Darisho, one of Alberti’s best-known comic characters.
Bryan Callen — August 28–30
Comedian, actor and podcaster Bryan Callen headlines five performances at Miami Improv throughout the weekend. An original cast member of MADtv, Callen draws on decades of stage and screen experience for a fast-moving stand-up set shaped by storytelling and observational comedy.
RESET — August 28–29
Alfonso Barón, Luciano Cortés and Luciano Rosso explore humanity’s relationship with technology through physical theater, extreme gestures and absurdist humor. Hypnotic choreography and evocative staging transform the concept of resetting a system into a reflection on vulnerability, resilience and renewal.
A Father’s Love — August 29
This dramatic stage production examines the complex and enduring relationship between a father and son. Performances by Terrell Carter, David Tolliver and Rev. Jamie Knight blend acting, music and spiritual themes into an emotionally grounded story.
A Room of One’s Own — August 29
Celeste Landeros brings Virginia Woolf’s influential 1929 lecture to the stage in an intimate theatrical performance. The production explores women’s creative independence and the social and financial barriers that have historically limited their opportunities.
Fear Circus Unleashed — August 29
Fear Circus Unleashed transforms the Seminole Theatre in Homestead into an immersive world of sinister clowns, aerialists, contortionists and dark theatrical imagery. The nonverbal production combines circus artistry, horror effects and performers moving throughout the venue.
Los Parceritos — August 29
Colombian entertainers Lokillo Flórez and Jotapé Martínez turn their longtime friendship into a Spanish-language comedy performance at The Fillmore Miami Beach. Personal stories, playful teasing, unseen photographs and audience interaction shape the final stop of their U.S. tour.
Chris Andrade Live — August 31
Venezuelan comedian Chris Andrade introduces new material and a redesigned live-show concept at Miami Improv. Presented entirely in Spanish, the performance combines personal observations, cultural humor and Andrade’s direct comedic delivery.
