Just a day after the Miami City Ballet announced its 40th anniversary season, Lourdes Lopez, only the second artistic director since the company was founded in 1985, announced she is stepping down ...

Miami City Ballet will present George Balanchine’s ... He says, “When we’re in the studio, there’s no pretense. Jennifer is very grounded, and there’s great energy between us.

Miami City Ballet’s Steven Loch rehearses “Coincident ... Habuchi tells how after Tanowitz saw him do an impactful jump in a studio class, she decided to incorporate it into her dance ...

Lourdes Lopez, longtime artistic director of Miami City Ballet, who championed new ballets and helped elevate the company’s artistic profile, will step down from her post at the end of this ...

While many adults are finding community, creativity and purpose in ballet classes, there can also be an intimidation factor. After all, it’s an art form often depicted as elite and exclusive. But ...

Between their primary productions, Miami City Ballet offers scintillating programs of shorter balletic works. This season’s “Winter Mix” opened following the bittersweet news that the longtime ...

Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami founder Pedro Pablo Peña has offered safe haven more than once to dancers fleeing Cuba. He himself arrived in Miami on the 1980 Mariel boatlift. In fact ...

A ballet studio in Grant Park is relocating to a new, larger space. Neighborhood Ballet is coming to 240 Grant Street SE at ...

Miami City Ballet Artistic Director Lourdes Lopez will step down at the conclusion of the 2024/25 season, following an extraordinary tenure that has shaped MCB into one of the world’s leading ...

This week, Tanowitz's Coincident Dances makes its world premiere with Miami City Ballet, in a program that ... in the lab to what she does in a dance studio. "You have to be committed," says ...

Beatles fans enjoy Fab Four fun from Delray to Boca, and Miami City Ballet shakes off winter. Plus, Ari Shapiro and more in ...

In May 2019, the same month that New York City Ballet staged “Bartók Ballet”—its first Tanowitz piece— “Gustave Le Gray No. 1,” a quartet created for Dance Theatre of Harlem and Miami ...