Carlos Acosta

Culture
September 30, 2010
Abstract Art
With Houston Ballet's gorgeous Jewels, no plot is no problem.
Blogs
May 29, 2008
Without Air: Choreography Is King, But Where’s the Star Power?
Culture
March 18, 2004
Lone Star, Anyone?
Stanton Welch serves up the uneven but fun Tales of Texas
Culture
May 29, 2003
Full-Fledged Frolics
The ensemble is the star in Houston Ballet's Spring Repertory Program
Culture
March 20, 2003
Slipper Magic
Except for the mice, this Cinderella is mighty nice
Culture
December 5, 2002
A Nut for Nostalgia
Houston Ballet's Nutcracker has nothing new to say, but it's fun anyway
Culture
June 14, 2001
No Storybook Ending
A ballet from the past hints at the company's future
Culture
September 28, 2000
Snow Job
Maiden's good, just slow to warm up
Culture
June 15, 2000
Where Art Thou, Juliet?
Dawn Scannell makes a captivating Capulet in Houston Ballet's Romeo and Juliet
Culture
September 16, 1999
Class Act
In the middle is very elevated
Culture
March 11, 1999
Bold Indigo
Brash ballet premiere overshadows Sylphide
Calendar
March 4, 1999
Night & Day
March 4 - 10, 1999
Calendar
December 24, 1998
Cracked
Culture
September 17, 1998
Going Batty
Ballet's sensual Dracula is deep, dark and a bit clotted
Calendar
March 12, 1998
Press Picks
Calendar
February 26, 1998
Press Picks
Culture
December 11, 1997
New Faces, Old Dance
Culture
June 19, 1997
Final Curtain
Don Quixote returns, as Rachel Beard says good-bye
Culture
March 6, 1997
Rite Fine
Calendar
February 27, 1997
Press Picks
Culture
September 26, 1996
Magic Act
The Ballet's Swan Lake is all about transformations -- such as dancer to star
Culture
September 12, 1996
Something Different
The Houston Ballet ventures deep into Balanchine territory
Culture
September 14, 1995
Merry Window Dressing
The Merry Widow proves to be more about sparkle and spectacle than dance
Culture
March 2, 1995
Possible Dream