Ballet

The Dallas engagement of The Nutcracker is Texas Ballet Theater’s debut as the professional resident ballet company for the new AT&T Performing Arts Center.

Combining myriad dance forms to create CBD’s signature contemporary style, the concert promises an eclectic evening of dance and music.

The Russian Master is the first show of Texas Ballet Theater's 2009-2010 season.

The season will feature The Russian Master, The Nutcracker, Romeo and Juliet, and The Sleeping Beauty.

The Fly Ball will be the first major event since the hotel’s Grand Opening and features a theme from France - La Vie En Rose.

The two organizations have worked together before, most recently in performances of Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf.

"She has exceeded the Board's expectations."

Cleopatra is one of Ben Stevenson’s most acclaimed, original full-length works.

We’ve reached deep into our Mary Poppins bag of tricks to present ballet, opera and even burlesque.

At the risk of stating sounding too Pollyanna, 2008 was a actually a great year for local art.

Plays both Christmas-y and not, art, and food are on tap the weekend before Christmas.

West Plano resident Elise Fuller has finally realized her ballet dream.

The ballet's board says this money allows them to enter 2009 "on sound financial footing." Footing! Har.

Andre Silva is in his sixth season with the company, and has been the principal dancer in multiple productions, including this weekend's "Requiem" by Mozart.

The center will be up and running in T minus one year.

The company will perform at Jazz By The Boulevard in Fort Worth, the Curtain Call Dance Festival in Garland and at Ed Landreth Hall in Fort Worth.

The Dallas-Fort Worth Professional Musicians Association objects to the plan to use pre-recorded music for the TBT's upcoming shows.

Both Chairwoman Robin Arena and artistic director Ben Stevenson told the Star-Telegram that they would give up their posts if others thought they should.

TBT needs between $1 and $1.5 million dollars in the next two months, or they may have to shut down.