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Unfolding the Japanese Aesthetic

Unfolding the Japanese Aesthetic

CORE Performance Company responds to two Japanese art exhibitions with The Image Unfolds By Claire Christine Spera When the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston approached Artistic Director Sue Schroeder of CORE Performance Company to create a work of modern dance inspired by two upcoming Japanese-themed special exhibitions, she wholeheartedly embraced the project. Over the course […]

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One-Night Assemblé of Light, Live Music, and Dancing

One-Night Assemblé of Light, Live Music, and Dancing

METdance and Apollo Chamber Players Mix Mediums By Nichelle Suzanne Collaboration between artists is derived by a certain alchemy – part methodical exploration and part magic. On April 10, Houston’s METdance  venture a little experimental magic of their own when they come together for An Evening With Apollo Chamber Players. As the two Houston ensembles […]

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Houston Ballet Dancers Join Dance Salad for its Platinum Anniversary

Houston Ballet Dancers Join Dance Salad for its Platinum Anniversary

Things have changed a lot in the last 20 years. Our phones. Airport security. The Internet. Something that has not changed one bit is Nancy Henderek’s commitment to presenting a feast of outstanding dance in Houston. Houston International Dance Coalition’s Dance Salad Festival, which she produces and curates annually, is celebrating its platinum anniversary this […]

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FrenetiCore on Steampunk

FrenetiCore on Steampunk

By Nichelle Suzanne In the vast category of science-fiction subgenres, steampunk has been a little engine that could, chugging its way into mainstream pop culture for decades. March 27 it makes its way onto the Frenetic Theater stage as FrenetiCore presents Dancing with the Machine, a retro-futuristic narrative complete with steam-powered machines, other-worldly creatures, and […]

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Jane Weiner Still Running For Hope

Jane Weiner Still Running For Hope

by Nichelle Suzanne A year ago, Jane Weiner and Hope Stone Inc. were on the hunt for a new studio space and on the edge of embarking on a capital campaign to support it. The lease for their space in the Tribeca Lofts on West Clay Street was ending and their need for, not just […]

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Dance Houston Ups Their Game

Dance Houston Ups Their Game

Festivals are perfect for dance newbies—there’s generous variety, and you get to sample dance in small doses. It’s rare that parkour, ballet folkorico, classical Indian dance, and edgy contemporary can share a program, and those are only a handful of the styles presented by Dance Houston on February 21 at The Wortham Center’s Cullen Theater. […]

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ERJCC’s Dance Month Celebrates Houston Companies, Local Legends and Ate9 dANCE cOMPANY’s Houston Debut

ERJCC’s Dance Month Celebrates Houston Companies, Local Legends and Ate9 dANCE cOMPANY’s Houston Debut

For Houston dancers and choreographers, the start of a new year signifies more than a clean slate and an opportunity to make good on a host of personal resolutions. January means that it’s Dance Month at the Kaplan Theatre. 2015 marks the 35th year of the Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center’s annual dance celebration, which […]

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Storytelling, Masculinity, and What “It” Is

Storytelling, Masculinity, and What “It” Is

Storytelling, Masculinity, and What “It” Is Farrell Dyde Offers a New Show at The Barn   Farrell Dyde is a dancer and choreographer with a large body of documented work. In fact, you can search his name on YouTube and come up with dozens of videos reaching back to the 1970s. On November 21 and […]

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Years In the Making – Uptown Dance Company Infusion 2014

Years In the Making – Uptown Dance Company Infusion 2014

Years In the Making – Uptown Dance Company Infusion 2014 As Artistic Director of Uptown Dance Company and the director of her own school, Uptown Dance Centre, Beth Gulledge-Brown has officially been doing double-duty in the Houston dance community for 10 seasons. On October 11th at the I. W. Marks Theatre Center’s Kaplan Theatre, Uptown […]

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Air Dancing

Air Dancing

Air Dancing VauLT Hosts its 2nd Annual Festival of Aerial Arts Imagine muscular, dare-devil dancers tumbling from vaulted ceilings and catching themselves in floor-length panels of silky fabric.  They swing and spiral and climb as if gravity is just a little weaker for them. It’s part circus, part post-modern dance with enough spectacle to engage […]

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