Miami City Ballet is pleased to announce the appointment of Tania Castroverde Moskalenko as the ballet company’s new Executive Director.
2024/25 Season
A thrilling delight for the senses, featuring five awe-inspiring programs; including three full-length ballets, two Company Premieres and two World Premieres. Subscriptions are on sale now.
Swan Lake
The original version of the world’s most famous ballet, Swan Lake, lovingly reconstructed by one of today’s most celebrated choreographers, Alexei Ratmansky.
Apr 18 – May 12 | Buy Tickets
George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®
The Land of Sweets lands squarely in Miami for a festive holiday spectacle that always delights. Join the Nutcracker Nation with premium seating and commemorative souvenirs.
Dec 13 – 24, 2024 | Buy Tickets
Impromptu:A Miami City Pop-up Performance Series
Your favorite free pop-up performances are back! Join our extraordinary MCB dancers at a South Florida neighborhood near you.
May 16 & 17 | Learn More
Children’s Division
Register today for our Children’s Division classes, open to all children ages 3 – 8. A perfect way to begin to foster the love of dance in your little one.
Ages 3 to 8 | Register Now
Open Classes
We invite all dancers ages 14+ to enjoy a variety of dance classes as part of our Open/Adult Division. Our classes are a great way to experience MCB School with no long-term commitment.
“From the opening with Balanchine’s Walpurgisnacht Ballet to the closing work by choreography’s young darling Justin Peck, MCB’s corps was absolutely in sync and energetic, and seemed to be having a total blast showing off their company’s impressive artistic range.”
“Lindy Mandradjieff Fabyanic, director of Dance Conservatory Charleston, said Lopez has changed the city of Miami, and dance overall, with her creativity and style.”
“Each piece in this program is exceptionally crafted and performed, but it is the journey from one to the next that leaves the strongest impression. In an ever-changing dance landscape, Miami City Ballet has the talent, versatility and foresight to remain a leader.”
“The evening was a successful mix of past and present. Some of the dances are more than 60 years old but still fresh and vital. Robbins’ special connection to Spoleto was brilliantly honored.”
“Lourdes has exceeded expectations in making Miami City Ballet a company that rivals companies all over the country,” said Nigel Redden, general director of the festival.