Miami City Ballet is excited to announce casting for Program Four that starts this weekend at the Broward Center – Divertimento No.15, Arden Court and Who Cares?. Come see Patricia Delgado one last time on the Broward stage. See the casting here:
Ballet On The Beach
18 Dancers. 3 Ballet Hits. 1 Weekend. Experience Miami City Ballet in quintessential Miami Beach style, at the beautiful Colony Theatre. All tickets $35.
Slaughter On Tenth Avenue
This ground-breaking crime thriller is known as ‘the ballet that changed Broadway’. Full of delightfully unsavory characters, hilarious hijinks and the thrill of new romance.
George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker
Step into a magical winter wonderland of toy soldiers, colorful characters, and the enchanting “Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy”. An unforgettable holiday tradition for friends and family.
See the Best Ballet, Whenever You Want
For the ultimate flexibility, you can Create Your Own series. Mix and match dates and venues that suit you – and get great discounts. See 3 ballets from $81.
Location courtesy of Four Seasons Hotel at the Surf Club
Photo © Karolina Kuras
Miami City Ballet is excited to announce casting for Program Four that starts this weekend at the Arsht Center – Divertimento No.15, Arden Court and Who Cares?. Come see Patricia Delgado one last time on the Arsht stage. See the casting here:
“When Patricia Delgado joined Miami City Ballet, what thrilled the then-18-year-old ballerina most wasn’t performing in big theaters or being part of a famous company, but getting to dance all the time.” The Miami Herald reflects on a beloved ballerina.
Miami City Ballet Principal Dancer Patricia Delgado has announced she will step down as a permanent member of the company to pursue other artistic opportunities after the 2016-17 season
Miami City Ballet is excited to announce casting for Program Four that starts this weekend at the Kravis Center – Divertimento No.15, Arden Court and Who Cares?. Come see Patricia Delgado one last time on the Kravis stage. See the casting here:
“Mr. Ratmansky’s boldest and most beautiful masterstroke,” says The New York Times’ Alastair Macauley on the world premiere of Alexei Ratmansky’s The Fairy’s Kiss. Read more of the glowing and enthusiastic review here.