Dance

Review: Miami City Ballet’s season closer features world premiere amid thought-provoking program

Miami City Ballet’s season closer “Prodigal Son” featured two notably different narrative ballets and two duets for a thoughtful program that packed emotional depth.

Long live ¡VIVA!, Manuel Liñán’s love letter to flamenco, to women and to life

Manuel Liñán challenges the rules of traditional flamenco in his wildly celebrated and charmingly transgressive ¡VIVA! at the Arsht Center.

After COVID pause, Flamenco Festival Miami promises star performances – and a sense of renewal

The 13th edition will span three nights in April at Miami's Arsht Center.

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Art meets environmental action in Dale Andree’s National Water Dance

Posted on April 15, 2022 at 8:18 PM
By Helena Alonso Paisley

This year’s theme centers around the Everglades.

After COVID pause, Flamenco Festival Miami promises star performances – and a sense of renewal

Posted on March 25, 2022 at 9:46 PM
By Sean Erwin

The 13th edition will span three nights in April at Miami's Arsht Center.

Alvin Ailey dance company returns to South Florida – showcasing the works of 2 Miami alums

Posted on March 3, 2022 at 12:38 AM
By Jordan Levin

Robert Battle marks 10 years as artistic director, and Jamar Roberts retires from performing after 20 years but starts new era as the troupe’s first resident choreographer.

Review: Miami enthusiastically welcomes Alexei Ratmansky’s vibrant, ‘restored’ version of ‘Swan Lake’

Posted on February 19, 2022 at 2:56 PM
By Sean Erwin

Playing throughout South Florida, Miami City Ballet's latest rendition is notable for its clarity of structure, its gorgeous music, scenery and costuming, and its elite-level performances.