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Celebrating Every Step
Celebrating its 20-year anniversary, this year’s Margaret Alkek Williams Jubilee of Dance raises a glass to many milestones. Principal Jessica Collado in Ronald Hynd’s The Merry Widow. Photo by...
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Brett Ishida Q&A
Choreographer Brett Ishida sheds light on her world premiere what i was thinking while i was waltzing Brett Ishida and Artists of Houston Ballet rehearsing for what i was thinking while i was...
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Houston Ballet Academy Summer Intensive Audition Checklist
Registered for the 2025 Summer Intensive Audition Tour? Here’s everything you need for a smooth in person audition. WHAT TO DO: Make sure to arrive at the correct time listed for your age group. Check...
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Houston Ballet’s The Nutcracker Comes to Life: Staging a Houston Tradition,...
Houston Ballet’s beloved Nutcracker, has become a cherished holiday tradition across the city. To further explore this iconic production, be sure to visit our exhibit at the Houston Public Library,...
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Love Through Nocturnes
A closer look at Frédéric Chopin’s nocturnes in Jerome Robbins’ In the Night, weaving a tapestry of the stages of love. Setting the atmosphere for Jerome Robbins’ poignant work In the Night are four...
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Jerome Robbins’ Legacy
From a gifted child in New Jersey to a trailblazing choreographer, Jerome Robbins revolutionized dance and storytelling on stage. In the midsummer of 1923, a wide-eyed, bushy-browed four-year-old...
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Bonus Tales
A closer look at the Act III fairy tale divertissements. By Elizabeth Klett Photo by Lawrence Elizabeth Knox. The term divertissement (French for “entertainment”) was originally used for the songs and...
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Master Touch
Tchaikovsky’s inspiration and timeline to crafting one of ballet’s greatest scores. By Jasmine Fuller Cane Despite only composingthree ballets in his lifetime, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s name has...
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On the Road Again
Beginning this March, Houston Ballet Academy goes on their first multi-city tour since 2019. It’s not every day that students get the opportunity to go on tour. This spring, Houston Ballet II (HBII)...
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May We Ballet
Dance for Parkinson’s participant Mark Andersen writes a short story about his experience in Houston Ballet’s Dance for Parkinson’s program. Mark is the author of Merlin’s Knot and a second urban...
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