Silver Celebration
June 28 @ 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Free
Event Admission
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Houston Contemporary Dance Company presents Silver Celebration in honor of their Fifth Season milestone, with a guest performance by our second company, Houston Contemporary 2.
Silver Celebration features a premiere by NYC based artist Brandon Coleman and Viola by sought after Thai American artist Keerati Jinakunwiphat.
The concert also includes works by Princess Grace Choreographic Fellowship recipient Norbert De La Cruz III, Artist in Residence at the Peabody Conservatory of Johns Hopkins University, Christian Denice, Director of the Dance Safe Cat Cogliandro, and Associate Artistic Director of Giordano Dance Chicago, Cesar Salinas.
Always an exciting night of contemporary dance for aficionados and newcomers, Miller is pleased to have them back for to help celebrate their fifth year of beautiful and sophisticated performances!
Houston Contemporary Dance Company believes that dance should be accessible to all communities. From concert dance enthusiasts who are drawn to our highly skilled dancers and choreographers to our youngest fans who are enthralled by seeing dancers on stage that they can directly relate to, our audiences span a full range of ages, backgrounds, and experiences with dance.
