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Trey McIntyre + Miami City Ballet = Pas de Deux
In a single weekend, we will be able to see two of this country’s reputable dance companies, both selecting ballets made in the United States and in a variety of American styles, in one Broward setting. The Broward Center for …
Talk About the New Head at MCB
Last week, Miami City Ballet announced its new artistic director: Lourdes Lopez, former principal dancer with the New York City Ballet and current director of the New York-based
Miami’s Cuban Ballet Stages Classics
Cuban-flavored classical ballet takes the stage at the Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater May 14 and 15. Led by guest stars of international repute hailing
Last Call for Open Barre at MCB’s Studios
A toast to the next steps! Miami City Ballet (MCB) offers its hometown public another weekend to celebrate its 25th anniversary before honeymooning in Paris. This Friday and
Romeo and Juliet: An MCB Premiere for a Season’s Grand Finale
Do you recall your first Romeo and Juliet? Shakespeare’s historic love story, re-imagined for centuries in print, on stage, through film, and in myriad other ways, makes its
MCB: Program III’s Roaring Opening
The audience at Miami City Ballet’s opening night of Program III could barely contain themselves. Before the curtain had closed on each of the ballets presented, a roar
Review MCB: Take Two of Program III
This is a review of the second night performance of Program III at the Arsht Center on February 12; Program III is now on stage at the Broward
A Sinatra Valentine, a Promethean Nod from MCB
How many ways can a choreographer depict romance? At least nine. The weekend before the February 14th lovers’ holiday, Miami City Ballet unveiled Twyla Tharp’s “Nine Sinatra Songs,”
RHAW’s Raw But Promising Debut
The pre-professional youth dance company Rennie Harris Awe-inspiring Works (RHAW) made its Miami debut Thursday in the presence of some of the city’s finest b-boys. Harris spoke briefly
MCB: Spotlight on Scotch Symphony’s Kilt-Clad Soloist
“Scotch Symphony” (1952), on Program III of Miami City Ballet’s silver anniversary season alongside Paul Taylor’s “Promethean Fire” and Twyla Tharp’s “Nine Sinatra Songs,” can be counted as
