Dance

CCBM presents "Giselle" Act II, one of the jewels of the 19th Century Classical Ballet featuring Cuban Prima Ballerina Lorena Feijoo, next to Principal Dancers Arionel Vargas and Marize Fumero the program includes new works "Yerma" based on Federico Garcia Lorca's play and "Bolero Suite"

Miami Light Project’s signature commission program for Miami-based artists, Here & Now returns!

Here & Now: 2019 will feature newly commissioned work from Miami’s freshest and most exciting emerging artists, who are working across disciplines to define contemporary performance in Miami.

2018-2019 Commissioned Artists:

Ivonne Batanero & Adler Guerrier
Kayla Castellon
Randy De La Cruz
Liony Garcia
Juraj Kojs
Michelle Grant-Murray
Samantha Pazos

The Fred Astaire Dance Studio of Coral Gables presents the "Around The World" Showcase! Join the Fred Astaire Dance Studio on a tour of the world through dance performances by staff, students, and world cabaret champions Mikaylo and Tanya Azarov. The "Around The World" Showcase will take you on a journey featuring music and choreography inspired by Spain, Ireland, Cuba, Argentina, and more!

With contagious and gloriously musical dancing, the Limón Dance Company is making the classics alive for today, and delighting with vibrant contemporary choreographic voices:

“…Suddenly they looked more like today” Wendy Perron, Dance Magazine
“The front ranks of American dance, a spot it deserved then, and deserves now.”  Elizabeth Zimmer, The Village Voice

The Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami (CCBM), Artistic Director, Eriberto Jimenez, is gearing up for an exciting 2019 Season presenting a preview of upcoming works in their Miami Beach annual Performance at the Fillmore Miami Beach Jackie Gleason Theater Black Box Room, on Thursday, April 18 at 8:00 pm. CCBM will present new original choreographies by artistic director Eriberto Jimenez; “Yerma” based on the play by renowned Spaniard writer Federico Garcia Lorca, that tells the story of a childless woman living in rural Spain, her desperate desire for motherhood becomes an obsession that eventually drives her to commit a horrific crime, performed to life music by Guitarists Alberto Puerto and Ivet Riscart. “Bolero Suite” remembering the golden age of this musical genre, known for its lyrical allusions of life, love, tragedy and passion. The program will also include “Lecuona Suite”, and other works.

A quartet originally developed to be a part of Make Believe, Carne Viva is an exploration into the violence of transcendence. Loosely translated to mean “open wound” Carne Viva builds upon the themes of religion and romance for a work that is much sparser and physical than Herrera’s previous work.

Brutal and elegant, Carne Viva is a visceral journey into the dichotomy of power within relationships.

A cast of internationally acclaimed artists will take us to a journey through the different palos of flamenco using the three basic pillars: guitar, song and dance. "Prendidos" (Lit) is a pure process, is the life itself on stage performed by the bailaor Alfonso Losa; guest dancer Vanesa Coloma; guitarist Jose Luis de la Paz and Ismael Fernández vocals. Flamenco directly from Spain presented by CCEMiami and MDCA

Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida, under the direction of Ballet Master Vladimir Issaev ends its season with Spring Ballet Gala, a classical repertoire that only high quality dancers can perform. ​The repertoire includes original works such as “A Celebration to Klimt” with the wondrous music of Handel, a new and renovated version of “Taiko”, with accompanying Japanese drumming. Plus, the program will include the reposition of Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring” all exceptional choreographic works by Vladimir Issaev.

Thomas Armour Youth Ballet (TAYB) is excited to present the 2019 Annual Spring Concert. The theme of this year’s concert is based on the 1980s to the present time. The concert will include performances by TAYB’s advanced level students, TAYB’s Tap Team and alumni who will return to our stage as special guest artists.

Pieces featured will include a 1980s themed ballet choreographed by Gerard Ebitz, excerpts from Paquita, and original choreography by our lead ballet teachers Mariana Alvarez and Rosario Suarez.

Objects In The Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear

 

Synopsis:
A one-year international dance exchange between Miami and Havana with choreographer-performers Abel Berenguer (Miami) and Sandra Remy (Havana), which will be supported and presented in Miami.