“We will show that in times of massive upheaval, of insecurity, of darkness, of the unknown, artists and art will rise up to show what courage looks like and what resilience can do.”
Welcome to the fantastical online world of Miami City Ballet’s Firebird. Discover more about how this production was developed, designed and created.
Subscriptions for Miami City Ballet’s 2020/21 season featuring Swan Lake are now available. Join us in celebrating 35 years of magic.
As part of the effort to keep community safe, Don Quixote has been postponed. Dates will be announced soon. We hope you can join us later this year for this spectacular tale full of comedy and romance.
Your generous support is critical to keeping Miami City Ballet’s artistic, educational and community engagement programs growing.
We’re creating a collection of essential reading, viewing and doing activities for dance lovers in South Florida and across the world during this difficult time.
This month our dancers left behind the warm South Florida weather and headed to Vancouver, British Columbia for a weekend of special performances. Hosted by Ballet BC, the Company presented a full program of masterworks by George Balanchine with performances of Serenade, Symphony in Three Movements and Ballo della Regina. The performances, which received rave reviews, marked the company’s debut in Vancouver.
As part of Miami City Ballet’s Lecture and Master Class Series, 130 public school students attended a performance and a pre-show talk of Romeo and Juliet at the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami.
MCB’s newest community outreach and education initiative serves approximately 100 students ages 11-18 from three Miami-Dade County Magnet Schools: Hialeah High School, Zelda Glazer Elementary and Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory.
Twenty 1st and 2nd grade students from Fienberg-Fisher Elementary School in Miami Beach are learning to dance through MCB’s Explore Dance program. This educational outreach program is designed to promote the arts to our community’s youth through weekly classes held at MCB Studios.
This week, Miami City Ballet welcomed new principal Rainer Krenstetter, an accomplished Staatsballett Berlin dancer. Rainer is one of eight new dancers this season.
We recently caught up with Rainer to learn more about his inspirations, indulgences and why he’s excited to to join the Company.
Miami City Ballet kicked off the 2014-15 season in grand style on October 17th at the Adrienne Arsht Center with John Cranko’s romantic classic Romeo and Juliet. The evening began with a pre-performance soirée on the plaza of the Arsht Center, replete with romantic tunes by DJ Corey Chase and photos on the red carpet with dancers.
Congratulations to all the winners of the Sun-Sentinel’s Best of South Florida reader’s poll!
This year, Miami City Ballet topped the list for “Best Theatre Company”.
