The Dallas Ballet’s new director is moving the company from traditional works into daring—and sometimes absurd—modern choreography.
Suzanne Shelton
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Aug 31, 1979 — By Suzanne Shelton
Some have said that life is a dance, and Deborah Hay makes you believe it.
May 31, 1979 — By Suzanne Shelton
At the Southwestern Regional Ballet Festival in pre-tornado Wichita Falls, the politics were hotter than the dancing.
Feb 1, 1979 — By Suzanne Shelton
Artistic director Ben Stevenson keeps Houston Ballet on its toes.
Jun 30, 1978 — By Suzanne Shelton
Mix together Scott Joplin, modern history, and the Prodigal Son and what do you get? A mess of pottage.
Jun 30, 1976 — By Suzanne Shelton
Nine Texas choreographers keep regional ballet on its toes.
Jan 1, 1976 — By Suzanne Shelton
Two Houston dance factions are back to back, ballet to ballet.
May 31, 1975 — By Suzanne Shelton
How some of the world’s best dancers ended up in Texas.
Aug 31, 1974 — By Suzanne Shelton
The Dallas Theater Center sets sail for distant and perhaps dangerous shores.
Feb 28, 1974 — By Suzanne Shelton
After an aggressive ad campaign, attendance was up at the Houston Ballet; the performances were also up... and down.
Sep 30, 1973 — By Suzanne Shelton
Austin does it again, an exciting new pas de deux for balletomanes: ballet and beer.
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