Rock, Roll & Tutus a Thrilling Mixed Rep at Houston Ballet
[ad_1] Few things are as exciting as when Houston Ballet stages a Rock, Roll & Tutus mixed repertory program, and it’s not just because…
[ad_1] Few things are as exciting as when Houston Ballet stages a Rock, Roll & Tutus mixed repertory program, and it’s not just because…
[ad_1] For the first time since 2008, Houston Ballet has mounted a production of John Cranko’s Onegin. After seeing the show, the only real…
[ad_1] When First Soloist Tyler Donatelli dances in all three of the ballets in Houston Ballet’s Rock, Roll & Tutus mixed rep program one of…
[ad_1] It’s a story driven by emotion, passion and poor choices in which timing is everything — not only in the plot but in…
[ad_1] Mixed repertory programs are always something special, especially when they come from a company like Houston Ballet, known for firmly placing its proverbial…
[ad_1] The Little Mermaid dates back to 1837, the year that author Hans Christian Andersen published it – well before the 1989 animated film…
[ad_1] We’re officially into June, and the month of June – if you didn’t know – is National Outdoors Month. There’s been very little…
[ad_1] When former Principal dancer Amy Fote was approached by Houston Ballet’s Artistic Director Stanton Welch to get out on stage again and dance…
[ad_1] History should always look as good as it does in Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s Mayerling, a beautifully grim take on a scandalous chapter from…
[ad_1] For the commitment-phobic amongst us, there’s nothing better than a mixed repertory program. It’s much needed variety in comfortable, bite-size pieces. Over at…
[ad_1] Is Stanton Welch’s Cinderella as magical as its forebearers? That’s the question going in to the Wortham Theater Center for the Houston Ballet’s…