Houston Ballet

Madame Butterfly (plus Clear)

Romeo and Juliet

Isn't Ballet Great?

HB showcases three grand works by twentieth-century choreographers.

The Taming of the Shrew

Raising the Barre

Closes June 5!

7th Jubilee of Dance

Abstract Art

With Houston Ballet's gorgeous Jewels, no plot is no problem.

Houston Ballet: Jewels

Diamonds and rubies and emeralds, oh my!

Thrilling Tharp

The Houston Ballet's strong, talented dancers rock in this rep program.

Hold me Closer, Chinese Dancer: The Story Of Li Cunxin -- And Houston's Part In It -- Comes To The Movies

In 1981, Chinese ballet dancer Li Cunxin made national news when he defected to the U.S. to join the Houston Ballet. The Chinese and U.S. governments faced off over the issue, and Vice President George Bush ended up intervening -- and prevailing. Cunxin went on to dance with the Houston Ballet for t ... More >>

The Houston Ballet Takes Its Marie On The Road

Photo courtesy Houston BalletThere's quite a buzz in New Orleans today about the Houston Ballet's performance there of Marie. The story of the ill-fated French queen Marie Antoinette, the ballet is having its first performance outside of Houston in New Orleans's Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Perfo ... More >>

Jubilee of Dance

They can’t take ballet away from me

Onegin

The Russian Cultural Center presents a sneak peek at Houston Ballet’s new season

“Fragments from Augustine the Saint”

The former ballerina Lauren Anderson, tenor Kenneth Gayle and composer Dr. Beverly Grigsby pool their talents to present this small chamber opera

Madame Butterfly

Houston Ballet presents a classic at Miller Outdoor Theatre

It's All Good at Gershwin Glam

Three-Course Feast from the Houston Ballet

Danscape 2007

Lauren Anderson returns to the stage

Houston Ballet's Fall 2007 Mixed Repertory Program

The Houston Ballet gets provocative with its mixed rep program

Wonderful Life

Houston Ballet conjures the Golden Age of Hollywood

A Step Beyond

This rep program only looks Simple

That's Intensive

Don Stud

Schoolin' You

Wonderful World

Dancing on "Clouds"

Leaps, Leather and Lingerie

Catch a Dark and Lovely performance at Houston Ballet's "Mentors & Prodigy"

Myernick: Movin' On Up

Houston Ballet practically raised this soaring young soloist

The Best of Us

Houston Ballet struts its stuff in "Rock, Roll & Tutus"

Not The Nutcracker

Houston Ballet gets raw and sensual with Cullen Contemporary Series

Comedy Central

Houston Ballet lightens up with La Fille Mal Gardée

A Rose Is a Rose Is a Rose

Stay awake for Houston Ballet's The Sleeping Beauty

Aged Peppers

Flea and company prove they can keep it together

Full-Fledged Frolics

The ensemble is the star in Houston Ballet's Spring Repertory Program

The Pointe Shoe Diaries

Houston Ballet dancers explain their peculiar preshow rituals

Art Therapy

Houston Ballet cops out with the Cullen Contemporary Series

Forever On His Toes

Ben Stevenson has built Houston Ballet into one of the biggest companies in the country. So why does his job often seem in jeopardy?

Letters

Out of Harm's Way, Main ACT, Well Versed

Nuts About the Nut

A Christmas cash cow

Heavy on Their Feet

Class Act

In the middle is very elevated

Great Expectations

Sometimes the hype hurts

Night & Day

May 27 - June 2, 1999

Cracked

Pas de New

A Dream Garden

A poet's death is given grand life by the Houston Ballet

Classic Strut

Houston Ballet meets the Rolling Stones. The result? "Rooster."

Possible Dream

Three to the Beat

Peter Martins' Waltz Project gets its Houston debut

Hard Times at the Ballet

When the dancers of the Houston Ballet learned their artistic director, Ben Stevenson, had been forced into a medical leave, they had to wonder: were there problems ahead?