Program details and choreographers:
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\n - What I Was Thinking While I Was Waltzing — 21 minutes; Contemporary Ballet; Music: Ezio Bosso; Choreographer: Brett Ishida (Dance Magazine '25 to Watch').
\n - Illuminate — 11 minutes; Contemporary Ballet; Music: Oliver Davis; Choreographer: Jacquelyn Long (HB soloist and program choreographer).
\n - Rooster — 34 minutes; Contemporary Ballet; Music: The Rolling Stones; Choreographer: Christopher Bruce.
\n - Vi et Animo — 44 minutes; Neo-Classical Ballet; Music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky; Choreographer: Stanton Welch (Houston Ballet’s artistic director).
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Houston-based audiences will recognize the performing company’s affinity for bold storytelling and precise technique, performed under the artistic direction of Houston Ballet. For more updates, follow the company’s official channels and the Rock, Roll and Tutus program resources on our site.
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