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Lines of Motion: Laura Gutierrez at Sicardi Gallery Nancy Wozny·May 13, 2015Line is a concept never far from a dancer's heart. DanceHouston
In Deep: Karen Stokes Takes Us Backstage at Allen’s Landing Nancy Wozny·May 6, 2015Karen Stokes Dance, in collaboration with University of Houston Interdisciplinary students, recently premiered Backstage at Allen's Landing, which is part of a larger initiative called DEEP: Seaspace.DanceHouston
Across the Floor & More: Houston Dance Collective Turns One Nancy Wozny·May 1, 2015Never underestimate the power of three determined modern dancers who cherish their morning class.DanceHouston
Seeing Sound Claire Christine Spera·April 21, 2015Houston Ballet’s Morris, Welch & Kylián Brings Music into MotionDanceHouston
Re-envisioning A Streetcar Named Desire: The Scottish Ballet stops in SA and Houston ADAM CASTAÑEDA·April 11, 2015Does the steamy story of Stella, Stanley and Blanche DuBois make compelling dance theater? DanceEditor's PicksHoustonSan Antonio
Three Weekends of Motion Nancy Wozny·April 7, 2015Barnstorm Dance Festival Takes Over DSH's BarnDanceEditor's PicksHouston
Ars Lyrica Closes the Season with Alexander’s Feast Nancy Wozny·April 1, 2015Nancy Wozny visits with Ars Lyrica artistic director Matthew Dirst on Handel, Baroque dance and what's in store for the 2015/2016 season.DanceHoustonMusic
Dancing Toward Home: A’lante Flamenco Explores Displacement Jessica MacFarlane·March 30, 2015Dance and displacement. These two themes merge in A'lante Flamenco's Desplazados, which runs from April 17-26 at The Off Center in Austin. AustinDance
A Farewell to the Y Chromosome: Michelle Ellsworth Returns to the Fusebox Festival Nancy Wozny·March 23, 2015Michelle Ellsworth is performing her latest outrageous opus, Preparation for the Obsolescence of the Y Chromosome,AustinDanceEditor's PicksVisual Art
A Stunning Romeo and Juliet at Houston Ballet Claire Christine Spera·March 16, 2015Houston Ballet’s new production of Romeo and Juliet is a three-act ballet of striking contrasts.DanceHoustonReviews
Fresh Works & Five Poems: Ben Stevenson Changes Things Up at Texas Ballet Theater Manuel Mendoza·March 13, 2015Dancers float like drifting clouds at the start of Five PoemsDance
Midtown Motion: METdance Leaps into Spring with Live Music, New Works & More ADAM CASTAÑEDA·March 13, 2015METdance with Apollo Chamber Players. Photo by Ben Doyle. Ask any dancer and they’ll tell you there’s nothing...Dance
