The Bass Museum of Art on Miami Beach may be under construction until December 2016, but the exhibitions continue. Through

New York-based choreographer Camille A. Brown is known for her wide embrace of many dance forms, from African to tap

Haitian dance company Ayikodans may be based in Port-au-Prince, but the group is one of Miami’s treasures. Endangered by the

Combinado Argentino de Danza’s recent performance at the Colony Theater, produced by MDC Live Arts, was billed as a deconstructed

For the fourth year in a row, Dance Now! Miami fronted by Hannah Baumgarten and Diego Salterini will be presenting

Havana Habibi, a film by local dancer Tiffany “Hanan” Madera, has been in the works for more than a decade.

  On August 20-22nd, the Ifé Ilé Afro-Cuban Dance Festival returns to Miami for its 17th year. Annually, the festival

  With the arrival of the Dance/USA national conference in for the first time in Miami in June, the local

  Dance/USA, an annual conference of dance leaders from around the country, attracts administrators, organizations and artists to engage in

In conversations with local choreographers over the past few months, many have said that the strength of live dance performance