Miami dance company marks 10 years with new and old works
Dimensions Dance Theatre of Miami will perform at the Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center on November 14, featuring premieres and returning classics.
By Austin Reed ·
Dimensions Dance Theatre of Miami will stage its Fall Performance on Saturday, November 14, at 8 p.m. at the Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center. The event serves as the opening night for the company's 10th anniversary season. The program mixes established audience favorites with new premieres to mark a decade of operations.
The company was founded in 2016 by Jennifer Kronenberg and Carlos Guerra, both former principal dancers with Miami City Ballet. Since its inception, the group has positioned itself as a professional contemporary ballet company. Its mission focuses on reimagining the art form and making it accessible to wider audiences.
Over the last ten years, the troupe has built a reputation through a full season of performances and community outreach. These programs create opportunities for emerging dancers and choreographers. The company has received local and national recognition for its repertoire. Past engagements include The Joyce Theater's Summer Ballet Festival and Jacob's Pillow Inside/Out Summer Dance Festival.
The November 14 program features several specific works. Tara Lee's "Under the Olive Tree" returns to the lineup, depicting interactions between gods and humans. The evening also includes Jimmy Orrante's "Watercolor" and Vicente Nebrada's "A Handel Celebration." Christopher Wheeldon's "Liturgy" rounds out the featured pieces.
Ticket prices for the general audience range from $25 to $45. Students can purchase tickets for $10. Patrons can buy tickets at MossCenter.org, at the Moss Center Box Office, or by calling 786-573-5300. Students must present a valid ID when picking up their tickets. The performance is recommended for all ages.
The project receives partial funding from a grant by South Arts. This partnership involves the National Endowment for the Arts and the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs. The show is part of the company's ongoing effort to maintain a presence in Miami's cultural sector.
The company has also performed in The Kennedy Center's Arts Across America live digital series and the International Ballet Festival of Miami. These appearances have helped establish the group as a key player in the region's dance scene.
