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Dancing the Buddha’s Story

Dancing the Buddha’s Story

Everyone loves a good story, including dancers. But for choreographer Emilie Anne, a powerful story is also reason to make dance. Her latest work, “The Great Departure,” will premiere December 2 as part of Dance Source Houston’s beloved Mind the Gap series, and was inspired by Thich Nhat Hanh’s ambitious 1987 novel, Old Path White […]

Behind The Scenes With Mind The Gap 37

Behind The Scenes With Mind The Gap 37

Dance Source Houston continues the 2025/26 season with Mind The Gap XXXVII on October 7 at MATCH. The program includes solo and ensemble pieces influenced by a range of dance forms. Learn more about the 6 works that will be presented on the program directly from the artists and get your tickets at matchouston.org/events/2025/mind-gap-xxxvii. Madeline […]

Behind The Scenes With Mind The Gap 36

Behind The Scenes With Mind The Gap 36

Dance Source Houston continues off the 2025/26 season with Mind The Gap XXXVI on September 9 at MATCH. The program includes solo and ensemble pieces by choreographers and companies working in contemporary, house, and modern dance forms. Learn more about the 6 works that will be presented on the program directly from the artists and […]

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Dance Source Houston Presents Mind The Gap 38

Dance Source Houston Presents Mind The Gap 38

Contact:Mollie Haven MillerExecutive DirectorDance Source Houston713.224.3262mollie@dancesourcehouston.org Dance Source Houston Presents Mind The Gap 38 HOUSTON, TX October 29, 2025 – Dance Source Houston (DSH) is excited to present the 38th edition of Mind The Gap on December 2, 2025 at Midtown Arts & Theater Center Houston (MATCH). This showcase will local dancemakers including Emilie Anne, […]

Vitacca Ballet Presents Creation House 2

Vitacca Ballet Presents Creation House 2

MEDIA CONTACT: SHAUNA TYSOR PR@VITACCADANCE.COM CREATION HOUSE BY VITACCA BALLET NOVEMBER 6 AND 7 Featuring the Chorographic Voices of Vitacca Ballet Artists in Six World Premieres HOUSTON, TEXAS [October 24, 2025]: Vitacca Ballet Artistic Director Kelly Ann Vitacca announces Creation House 2 November 6 and 7, 2025 at House of Miracles (301 Adams St, Houston, TX 77011). […]

Frame X Frame Film Festival Returns November 7–23, 2025

Frame X Frame Film Festival Returns November 7–23, 2025

HOUSTON, TX — Frame Dance Productions is proud to announce the return of the Frame X Frame Film Festival, running November 7–23, 2025. Now in its eighth year, the festival continues to celebrate the power of movement through film, bringing together choreographers, filmmakers, and audiences from around the world to explore the intersection of dance […]

Reviews

An Evening Immersed in the Avant-Garde: Open Dance Project presents DADA GERT

An Evening Immersed in the Avant-Garde: Open Dance Project presents DADA GERT

A single open room with a chandelier and dimmed lighting. Cabaret posters and scattered leaflets found among littered cigarettes accompany a piano in this enchanting venue. Cafe menus printed auf Deutsch duet with dancers poised at random around the space, costumed in delightfully flamboyant black and white Weimar German attire, are set to make you […]

Do You Feel Lucky? A Winning Evening with The Pilot Dance Project

Do You Feel Lucky? A Winning Evening with The Pilot Dance Project

When you bring an audience together to play La Lotería, you make them ask, “Am I lucky?” When you devise a spell to bring Lotería cards to life, you make them ask, “Was it real?” Audiences at Cynthia Garcia’s La Baile de Lotería, The Pilot Dance Project’s latest evening- length work, may have thought they […]

Mezclada Blends Beats, Vitality and Heart in Mind, Body & Soul

Mezclada Blends Beats, Vitality and Heart in Mind, Body & Soul

Houston’s strength has long been its diversity, of people, cultures and ideas. It feels only natural, then, that the city would give rise to a dance company like Mezclada, whose very name means “mixed.” Under the direction of Artistic Director Joel Aguilera, Mezclada thrives on fusion, weaving together contemporary dance, breaking and Latin rhythms into […]

Rainbow Riots and Coded Messages: Conversations You Need to Hear

Rainbow Riots and Coded Messages: Conversations You Need to Hear

“CODED: Conversations You Didn’t Know We Were Having”, an “evening of dance, drag, and drama” by show creator Travis Propkop, was a collaborative and interdisciplinary event, clearly community-driven and filled with love. I can say with certainty that my investment in this work is because of just how good this show really was. I wish […]

Break-In Dance Fest Features Outstanding Texas Talent

Break-In Dance Fest Features Outstanding Texas Talent

Connoisseurs know that exceptional flavor is about locale. Unique geographies and histories, traditional and innovative uses of matter and method, it all combines with time to a distinctive yield, a family of products that share characteristics and tendencies that become an identity, recognized and referred to by experts, fans, and lovers of the genre. Jessie […]

Highlights

Houston Met Celebrates Thirty Years of Service

Houston Met Celebrates Thirty Years of Service

Reaching a thirteenth anniversary milestone is a cause for celebration in any context, but in the world of non-profit dance organizations, the Pear Anniversary is nothing short of a miracle. It’s also a testament to enduring vision, continued reinvention, and the sheer work and commitment of the leaders behind the mission. On Saturday, October 18, […]

Kinetic Classrooms: Frame Dance Reimagines Early Childhood Education

Kinetic Classrooms: Frame Dance Reimagines Early Childhood Education

In many classrooms today, movement is treated as a side dish—served in quick bursts between long stretches of sitting. Children are offered structured, screen-led brain breaks to get their wiggles out before returning to a static learning model. But what if movement wasn’t just a release valve? What if it could be woven into the […]

A Little Optimism Goes A to Z: Stacey Allen and Brynne Henry Release Their Second Dance Book for Children

A Little Optimism Goes A to Z: Stacey Allen and Brynne Henry Release Their Second Dance Book for Children

Once upon a time, Stacey Allen, the artistic director for Nia’s Daughters Movement Collective, was a public school dance educator. While teaching elementary aged dance students, she noticed a lack of materials that spoke to African American dance history. In Allen’s own life and practice, the choreography and scholarship of Katherine Dunham were important to […]

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