History + Beauty ADAM CASTAÑEDA·October 2, 2014Perhaps the most startling thing about watching Martha Graham’s 1944 ballet Appalachian SpringAustinDanceFeaturesReviews
7 Things You Should Know About Ballet in Texas for October Nancy Wozny·October 2, 2014After a successful season opener with John Neumeier's enchanting A Midsummer Night's DreamDanceFeaturesNews
Dance Festival Mania Continues in Texas Nancy Wozny·September 29, 2014Texas appears to be going through a dance festival renaissance. Dance
Dreaming Big Manuel Mendoza·September 27, 2014Artistic director Gabriel Zertuche calls Ballet San Antonio “the little company that can.” DanceFeaturesSan Antonio
Si-Fi on Stage Jennifer Smart·September 26, 2014“How do you feel? Like yourself?”Dallas/Ft WorthTheater
Starting the Season with a Party SCOT C. HART·September 26, 2014You can’t fault Dallas Theater Center for wanting to start their new season with some wild and crazy fun. Dallas/Ft WorthTheater
Houston Ballet’s “From Houston to the World” Offers Range and Polish Claire Christine Spera·September 25, 2014In traditional classical ballet, the corps de ballet is, more often than not relegated to posing, serving as a backdrop for the principal dancers. DanceFeaturesHoustonReviews
Keeping Up With Houston Ballet’s Stanton Welch Nancy Wozny·September 22, 2014When a ballet company is run by a leading dancemaker, which is the case in Houston with Stanton WelchDanceFeaturesHouston
15 Signs that Contemporary Dance is Alive and Well in Texas Nancy Wozny·September 18, 2014Contemporary dance in Texas is in motion.DanceFeatures
Whimsy, Wonder and a Whirlwind Nancy Wozny·September 15, 2014Houston Ballet's From Houston to the World, Sept. 18-28, offers three ballets created right here in the Bayou City, but there's much more to the program than that fact. DanceFeaturesHouston
Classical and Folkloric Fuse in Houston shannon langman·September 14, 2014Houston's Apollo Chamber Players swoop into their sixth season with Ancestral VoicesHoustonMusic
