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Miami Dance Hub Events

Miami Dance Hub unites the community through multi-genre performance events.

Recent events include our first-ever Open Casting Call, Breaking the Wall: Dance Solos, The Space Between: Dance Duets Exposed, and our popular Cocktails & Conversation.

Breaking the Wall: Dance Solos

February 20, 2020

Little Haiti Cultural Center

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"Breaking the Wall: Dance Solos" places dancers and audience members on a level playing field to open viewer and artist perspectives in a vibrant, fun and accessible atmosphere.

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Featuring:

Adele Myers and Dancers

Ballet Flamenco La Rosa

Ballet Vero Beach

Boys Will Be Boys

Dance NOW! Miami

Dimensions Dance Theatre of Miami

Oscar Trujillo

Theatre Encorps Collectif

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The Space Between: Dance Duets Exposed

January 24, 2019

The Light Box at Goldman Warehouse

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A raw, intimate and interactive look at duets from multiple Miami dance genres. No costumes, no lights, no effects... the passion, the difficulty, the sweat. Just the bare essence of what it takes to get to the stage. Discussion and questions are encouraged!

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Featuring:

Ballet Flamenco La Rosa

Dance NOW! Miami

Dimensions Dance Theatre of Miami

Mosaic Dance Project
Pioneer Winter Collective

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Open Casting Call

October 2, 2021

Sanctuary of the Arts

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Sanctuary of the Arts and Miami Dance Hub hosts a free Open Casting Call for dancers 18+ for production work, music theater, concert dance and industrial work. The full day audition includes ballet, contemporary, jazz dance, latin styles and couples. Auditions are led by master instructors in their field including Nathalia Arja, Liz Malm, Richard Amaro & Ray Sullivan.

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Featuring a jury panel of local industry professionals including: Rafi Maldonado (Sanctuary of the Arts) Hannah Baumgarten & Diego Salterini (Dance NOW! Miami), Richard Amaro, Agatha Wright (Fluxhaus), Mary Carmen Catoya (Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida) and Ray Sullivan (Tango Out).

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