Upcoming Miami Concerts & Live Performances: July 21–28, 2026
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Miami Living’s picks for performing arts from July 21–28, featuring live comedy, theater, musicals, drag performances and cultural entertainment across the Miami metro area.
Speaking Tours
Pour Minds Podcast: Still Sippin’ Tour — July 24
Drea Nicole and Lex P take their candid podcast conversations from the studio to the stage. The live show explores dating, friendships and everyday life through the hosts’ unfiltered humor and easy audience rapport.
Comedy
Adam Ray: WHO IS ME Tour — July 25
Adam Ray delivers a character-driven comedy show shaped by stand-up and crowd interaction. His unpredictable stage presence gives the performance the loose, late-night energy that has helped his comedy clips reach millions of viewers online.
Dunces & Dragons LIVE! — July 25
South Florida comedians enter a live tabletop fantasy adventure in which improvisation guides the story. Different levels of role-playing experience create unexpected decisions, failed plans and plenty of comedy along the way.
Chris D’Elia — July 24–25
Chris D’Elia returns to the Miami Improv for a weekend of stand-up. The comedian and host of the Congratulations with Chris D’Elia podcast draws on personal observations and animated storytelling in his live sets.
Plays
Una Semana Nada Más — July 26
Cristian Rivero, Gianella Neyra and Carlos Carlín lead this Spanish-language comedy about a relationship crisis complicated by an uncomfortable domestic arrangement. Misunderstandings quickly multiply as the characters’ plan begins to unravel.
Musicals
In the Heights — July 25
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical follows residents of Washington Heights as they face questions about home, ambition and belonging. Its score combines contemporary musical theater with the sounds of the neighborhood at the center of the story.
Dance
Diva Royale Drag Queen Show — July 24–26
Diva Royale presents an energetic drag production featuring a rotating cast of performers and celebrity impersonations. Friday and Saturday offer evening shows, while Sunday shifts the experience to a South Beach brunch setting.
