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Going into “British Icons,” one may be tempted to think it more “traditional” than the season’s opening with “Mere Mortals.” However, by placing these two British ballets in dialogue with

Houston Ballet opens their season with John Neumeier’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

With her old-world glamour, polished technique, and dynamic attack, Beckanne Sisk has brought welcome dazzle to Houston Ballet.

Houston Ballet concludes their season with Artistic Director Stanton Welch's Swan Lake.

The Houston Ballet premieres Cathy Marston’s Tennessee Williams-inspired work, Summer and Smoke, during their latest mixed rep program of the same name.

Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company: To See Beyond Our Time, Ballet West: The Wedding,, Plan-B: Fire!, and more.

Houston Ballet premieres Cathy Marston’s "Summer and Smoke," a new ballet inspired by Tennessee Williams’ play, March 9–19.

Tennessee Williams’ work is re-envisioned for its 75th anniversary.

The Nutcracker returns to Houston Ballet with a full cast, 61 company dancers and more than 300 young dancers, for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

Good Vibrations, the Houston Ballet's fall mixed rep program, will premiere a new work from Arthur Pita after a two year-long delay.