Florida Classical Ballet selected as one of the Resident Companies of the new Pompano Beach Cultural Center
Pompano Beach Cultural Center Announces Resident Companies
​January 30th, 2017 
Leading Regional Cultural Organizations to Comprise the
Center’s Cultural Alliance The Pompano Beach Cultural Center today announced the names of the 11 regional non-profit organizations that will form the Center’s resident companies. This Cultural Alliance is comprised of highly regarded performing arts organizations based in South Florida. Each will offer exciting individual performances, while also collaborating on special events and educational programming. The highly anticipated debut of the Center is thanks to the dedication of Pompano Beach’s visionary city leadership including Mayor Lamar Fisher, city commissioners and city staff. Season schedules, grand opening festivities and fundraising events will soon be announced on the website, www.ccpompano.org.
ccpompano.org/2017/01/30/pompano-beach-cultural-center-announces-resident-companies/

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October 2012 | Ballet Scene | Magaly’s Magic | Dance Studio Life
​From the moment Lonnie Weeks put a finger on the barre, Magaly Suárez was on him. “Straighten your knees!” she yelled. “Point your feet! Jump, relax your hands
Lessons from 'Mamicha'
It keeps on ringing all day long at The Art of Classical Ballet, the small dance studio in a nondescript strip mall nearby, which Suárez opened in 2003, five years after defecting to the United States from her native Cuba.
Teaching beyond the barre | World Arts Today
Magaly Suárez doesn’t just coach ballet, she instills life-long principles
As dance students head back to the studio this fall, those passing through the doors of Magaly Suárez’s school will get far more than ballet instruction.
She trains eager and talented youth to become professional dancers with her own specialized curriculum.

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Cuban Ballet in Exile
The Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami's performance of Swan Lake. Her honeyed curls swept practically into a barrette, Magaly Suárez raps at the closed door of her 21-year-old son's dressing room and shouts, "Taritas!" Rock music