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TITAS is closing its season with TL Collective’s ‘BlueNav,’ inspired by a selfless soldier.
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The Dallas dance party uses music of the African diaspora to revive dance culture and bring the community together.
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Weber, a Savannah resident and a sophomore studying academics through iUniversity Preparatory School, was recently named one of the members of the 12th Texas Young Masters class.
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Host Dulé Hill meets artists with unusual talents and deep commitments to their communities. This new episode visits Dallas, Denton and Houston.
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From bottle service to rooftop views, dance to Latin music in Dallas-Fort Worth the way you prefer.
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Hana Delong has been building for years toward “Post Mortem,” her major dance-making debut.
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Philadelphia choreographer Rennie Harris brings ‘Rome & Jewels’ as part of the company’s 30th anniversary tour.
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In “Arrival” for Bruce Wood Dance and “Critical Mass” for Dallas Black Dance Theatre, the New York-based choreographer flashes his gift for turning chaos into poignancy.
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In our series on the arts and the economy, we examine how the company switched to virtual content during the pandemic.
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The celebrated dance company - known for its athletic and often biomorphic movement pieces - returns with an outdoor project commissioned by TITAS.
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Paradise monthly dance party takes over Oak Cliff bar Tiny Victories once a month with eclectic music and local creatives.
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Every movement, vocal, instrument, design on the vestuarios, or dresses, and song has a meaning, Rodriguez said. One of her goals is to discover everything about ballet folklorico and its many styles and meanings.