Miami Performing Arts Guide July 28–August 4: Best Theater, Plays, Dance & Live Shows
Miami Living’s picks for performing arts from July 28–August 4, featuring live comedy, family theater, musicals and circus performances across the Miami metro area.
Musicals & Family
Nemo KIDS: A Summer Theater Camp Production — July 28
This lively family musical brings the colorful underwater world of Finding Nemo to the stage through a young cast from the Broward Center’s Summer Theater Camp. Audiences can follow Marlin, Nemo, Dory and their ocean friends in a story centered on family, friendship and adventure.
Comedy
Des Bishop — July 30
Des Bishop brings his perceptive observational comedy to Doral for a one-night appearance. His candid storytelling draws on cultural differences, personal experiences and everyday contradictions, creating a stand-up set that is both thoughtful and sharply funny.
Dave Smith — July 30
Comedian and political commentator Dave Smith takes the stage with a topical set shaped by current events, media and American politics. His direct delivery combines libertarian commentary with the rhythms and punch lines of traditional club stand-up.
Marlon Wayans — July 31–August 2
Actor, writer, producer and comedian Marlon Wayans arrives in Doral for five performances across three nights. Known for his energetic storytelling and expressive stage presence, Wayans turns family experiences, relationships and personal setbacks into fast-paced stand-up comedy.
Fairs & Festivals
Circus Lena — August 3
Circus Lena brings an evening of live family entertainment beneath the big top in Hialeah. The production combines acrobatics, comedy and classic circus spectacle in an intimate setting designed to keep audiences close to the action.
