“Without the complex musicality, Balanchine seems wooden, pointless. No surprise, then, that the companies on the first two programmes most steeped in his work were the ones that most illuminated it. “
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
“The Miami dancers pushed through the air almost hungrily. City Ballet is assertive, stylish, and sharp; the Miamians dance with drive. It’s fascinating to see the two companies side by side, like siblings with different temperaments.”
Miami City Ballet is excited to announce casting for Company B this weekend at the Broward Center – Concerto Barocco, Company B and Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2.
Miami City Ballet is excited to announce casting for Company B that starts next weekend at the Arsht Center – Concerto Barocco, Company B and Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2.
The way — breathtaking — that this company performs works by George Balanchine is an enormous point in its favor. But its artistic director, Lourdes Lopez, always has a treat in store: This year it’s the company premiere of “Brahms/Handel,” the 1984 choreographic collaboration between Twyla Tharp and Jerome Robbins.
As a child obsessed with ballet, Moskalenko learned to dance after she arrived in Miami in 1968. Her career in the performing arts led her to top front-office jobs at theaters. And now she’s returned home to be Executive Director of Miami City Ballet.