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The production, co-commissioned by The Music Center in Los Angeles, will run at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami from December 15 – 24, 2017. All performances will feature live music performed by the Miami City Ballet’s Opus One Orchestra, conducted by Gary Sheldon.
At Miami City Ballet, Lourdes Lopez has shown how to turn around a financially struggling company without losing that for which it’s beloved. While building upon founder Edward Villella’s Balanchine legacy, she’s also embraced Miami’s unique cultural identity, commissioning works like Justin Peck’s Wynwood-inspired Heatscapeand Miami-born artist Michele Oka Doner’s underwater reimagining of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Miami City Ballet announces its roster for the 2017-18 season, including promotions of Jennifer Lauren to principal, Lauren Fadeley to principal soloist and Ashley Knox to soloist, and the addition of seven new dancers.
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:
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.
