Dallas Black Dance Theatre

Stone was a lover of the arts who held leadership positions at organizations such as the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Dallas Black Dance Theatre and Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts.

From leadership changes to funding, here’s what you need to know about what’s been going on at this historic dance institution in Dallas.

Most recently, Dallas City Council restored the company’s funding after DBDT committed to a number of changes including a turnover of leadership.

The dance company was awarded $225,000 for cultural programming after losing city funding last year.

Freeman was promoted from serving as an interim leader in the role to be DBDT’s official artistic director.

From Dallas Black Dance Theatre to Pegasus Contemporary Ballet, we’ve got all the info you need on these Fall performances.

Dallas Black Dance Theatre executive director Zenetta Drew will be retiring after nearly four decades. Her departure comes as the company adopts new reforms following labor disputes and community criticism.

An urban dance workshop, ArtsActivate and other programs will receive supplemental funding.

Seventeen taskforce members will review the company’s policies and governance to provide recommendations.

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From ‘Psychological Warfare: A Carte Blanche’ to ‘When the Wind Blows,’ dancers explore the ups and downs of the last few months.

The city of Dallas will cut about $248,000 in funding for cultural programming and redistribute the money to other arts and culture organizations.