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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
Registration is now open for our fun, active, and inspiring recreation program for girls and boys ages 3 to 8. The program inspires love of creative movement and dance through classes taught by MCB School’s renowned dance faculty.
July 2 – 27 | Register Now
We spoke to choreographer Ricardo Amarante (pictured) about his background and the creative process behind his new work, Delight.
We dove into the creative process with choreographer Margarita Armas (pictured) ahead of the world premiere of her new work, Analogo.
We caught up with Durante Verzola (far left) in rehearsals for the world premiere of his new work, PAGANINI, In Play. This is the second ballet Verzola has choreographed for the Company.
From Huntsville, Alabama, Amy Hall Garner honed her dancing chops at New York City’s famed Julliard School. She believed she would be a dancer, not a dancemaker. It wasn’t until she mustered the courage to present a work she created for herself that the fire to create was ignited. Those flames have carried her far, and today Amy is an in-demand choreographer. From Beyonce to BalletX, Amy is carving out an impressive career as she develops her own choreographic signature. Something she admits she is still very much in the process of discovering.
We’re thrilled to share the world premiere of Miami City Ballet company dancer and MCB School alumni Luiz Silva’s new work Jubilation this Thu, Nov 17 at 8am as our token of gratitude to you on Give Miami Day.
We spoke with fight director Christian Kelly-Sordelet to get more insight into his choreography for Romeo & Juliet. Kelly-Sordelet has been involved in over 70 Broadway productions including The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast. Learn more about what it takes to safely and expertly choreograph sword fighting on stage in our Q&A below.
