Dance

Jamaican-American performance artist Shamar Watt incorporates experimental cinema alongside live performance to investigate the spirit of resistance embodied by the Maroon people of Jamaica and its timely relevance to the fight for racial justice. Watt proudly traces his heritage back to the Maroons, formerly enslaved Africans who escaped and rebelled against British colonialists on the island in the 18th century. “Summon” seeks to give form to this spirited lineage through the screening of a new cinematic work led by Jamaican based filmmaker Nile Saulter and a live performance featuring multiple dancers and percussionist Austin Williamson.

Join us in celebrating our local students in this free final performance, Rising for Tomorrow! AileyCamp Miami is celebrating its 15th anniversary season with a culminating presentation featuring ballet, jazz, modern, West African and spoken word performed by AileyCampers.

This timeless classic ballet and the splendor of Tchaikovsky's score will capture every member of the family, as they are transported to grand ballrooms, wintery forests and the Land of the Sweets!

Rosie Herrera Dance Theatre presents the third and final work in their religous iconography trilogy. Perfomed alongside a community choir of dancers, Devotion casts a more reverant eye on the rituals we already engage in to reflect back the beauty in the labor of loving, being loved, and finding your faith.

BalletX is Philadelphia's contemporary ballet, is a home for creation, innovation, and inclusion.

The Paul Taylor Dance Company is thrilled to return to The Moss Center to celebrate its 70th Anniversary, featuring "Promethean Fire" and "Somewhere in the Middle".

The audience will be treated to tango dancers, musicians, and singers who travel the world together. These artists will be returning to their place of origin to share their art and endless stories, through different characters which take center stage during the show.

Deseo is a full evening length work, using Flamenco music and dance as a language to tell the iconic story of one of the most critically acclaimed plays of the 20th Century. With some of the most engaging characters in American Theatre, Tennessee Williams' sensuous and emotional work centers around troubled former schoolteacher Blanche DuBois, who leaves small-town Mississippi and moves in with her sister, Stella Kowalski, and her husband, Stanley, in New Orleans. Blanche's flirtatious Southern-belle presence causes problems for Stella and Stanley, who already have a volatile relationship. This sets the stage for intense drama, as each of the characters fights his or her demons and struggles to escape the world around them, in a violent storm of frustrated dreams, poetry, love, passion, illusion and cruelty.

Siudy Garrido is one of the most exciting international flamenco performers today. Latin Grammy-nominated with an unmistakable virtuosity, Garrido and company blend contemporary influences and traditional elements over original flamenco compositions. Their new show, Bailaora, mis pies son mi voz, features music composed by Juan Parrilla, Manuel Fernandez, Siudy Garrido and Jose Luis de la Paz. It departs from traditional flamenco by blending non-traditional instruments such as jazz guitar, piano, flute and drums into a contemporary vision of the art form. Enjoy 80 minutes of dance-theater showcasing vivid and colorful costumes, award-winning choreography and astoundingly percussive footwork. Siudy Garrido and her troupe transport the audience to an exotic world of Spanish artistry. It’s a must-see spectacular!