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BruceWoodDance Project’sKimiNikaidoh andDavidEscoto in “Carved in Stone.” Photo:BrianGuilliaux
Booker T.Washington High School for the Performing and Visual ArtsWorld Dance Ensemble – The future talent of the performing arts in Dallas is concentrated within the walls of this school. The nationally-recognized Dance Department at BTWHSPVA consists of approximately 215 dancemajors and seven full-time faculty positions with addi- tional part-time professionals. Dancers receive a broad-based technical and theoretical dance education with concentration on ballet andmodern dance techniques.
Contemporary Ballet Dallas – CBD was founded in 2000 by SMU dance alumnae, to performdiverse repertoire ofmodern, ballet, and jazz influenced works. Utilizing professional dancers
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and recent college graduates, CBD has received favorable reviews and continues to be recognized throughout the local dance scene. The company commissions new works and pres- entsmain-stage concerts each season and provides community outreach.
Dallas Black Dance Theatre II – This semi-professional com- pany created by Dallas Black Dance Theatre Founder Ann Williams in 2000 is under the guidance of Nycole Ray. DBDT II provides an opportunity for young artists to develop their dance skills while serving the Dallas/FortWorth community and tour- ing across the nation. Going into its 17th season performing works by recognized and emerging artists, DBDT II performs a
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