MUSIC REVIEW
From brass to strings, Russian orchestra shines
The Russian National Orchestra's superb offerings spread a joyful mood through the Gleason Tuesday night.
( BY OCTAVIO ROCA, oroca@herald.com, 01/31/2004 03:01 AM EST)

DANCE
Simple steps led to stardom
No longer dancing the lead, Michael Flatley now lords over a show business sensation.
( BY OCTAVIO ROCA, oroca@herald.com, 01/30/2004 03:01 AM EST)

BACKSTAGE PASS
Yes, they're coming this spring
The classic lineup of Yes, featuring Rick Wakeman, Chris Squire, Jon Anderson and Steve Howe, has regrouped and plans An Evening With Yes -- The 35th Anniversary Tour for Sunrise's Office Depot Center on April 30. Tickets are $65, $50 and $35 and go on sale at noon Feb. 6. It's been a busy Yes year: Rhino has been busy remastering and reissuing the prog-rock group's original albums -- the next batch, 90125, Tormato and Drama are on the way Feb. 24 -- in addition to releasing an Ultimate...
( BY HOWARD COHEN, hcohen@herald.com, 01/30/2004 03:01 AM EST)

THEATER REVIEW
Edge production makes believers out of us, too
Several standout performances help Miami's Edge Theatre maintain its reputation with a literate telling of John Guare's provocative `Six Degrees of Separation.'
( BY HOWARD COHEN, hcohen@herald.com, 01/29/2004 03:01 AM EST)

MUSIC
Slide on up for one quirky one-night stand
The Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players write twisted soundtracks for strangers' old slides.
( BY EVELYN McDONNELL, emcdonnell@herald.com, 01/29/2004 03:01 AM EST)

THEATER REVIEW
Tale of 2 lost souls: moving, slyly funny
Tough to take yet emotionally shattering, Suzan-Lori Parks' Pulitzer Prize-winning play opens at Plantation's Mosaic Theatre.
( BY CHRISTINE DOLEN, cdolen@herald.com, 01/28/2004 03:01 AM EST)

THEATER REVIEW
Board-game drama leaves audience bored
A ''comedy'' built around Monopoly becomes monotonous long before the game comes to an end.
( BY CHRISTINE DOLEN, cdolen@herald.com, 01/26/2004 03:01 AM EST)