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This Calle Ocho venue presents eight Spanish plays and musicals a year. Most of the plays are Spanish originals, but there are also plays in translation, such as Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire .

This Brazilian supper club and bar features some of the best live Brazilian music in town, especially when sultry singer Rose Max performs: Thur and Fri Happy Hours.

The Performance Series presents music, dance, film, and visual arts, with an emphasis on contemporary works and solo theater performers.

Home to the Hispanic Theater Guild, which regularly presents Spanish-language theater. Its directors try to choose topical plays that will stir public opinion and become a force for renewal in the Cuban community.

Latin stage productions, including comedy, make this popular with locals.

The first Saturday of every month is “Surreal Saturday” in the experimental performance arena, with four featured performances of music, dance, theater, and poetry inside, and a DJ artist scratching tunes outside. Also rhumba and drumming jam sessions.

A former Baptist church, this Downtown facility has been converted into an 800-seat state-of-the-art theater and is the home of the Miami Hispanic Ballet, which produces the annual International Ballet Festival.

The major Downtown venue often features Latin American performances of all types, including films during the annual Miami Film Festival.

See Latin shows every night but Monday at this club in the Fontainebleau Hilton.

Great flamenco performances several nights a week at this authentic Spanish restaurant right in the Cuban heart of Calle Ocho.