Houston Ballet brings the story of tragic maiden Odette, who is turned into a swan by and evil Knight, and her prince charming who must try to save her, to life in a theatrically lush staging that aims to make Swan Lake relevant for a new generation of audiences.

From the physical extremes of Australian choreographer, Tim Harbour's high-energy Filigree and Shadow to the affectionate documentary style of Alexander Ekman's Tulle this kinetic program displays the breath of what ballet can do. All company premieres and one world premiere, this is a must for fans who enjoy new perceptions of this most traditional artform.

Spring 2018 will bring the annual Houston Ballet Academy Showcase to the Brown Theatre at Wortham Center once again. Scheduled for only two performances, esteemed artistic director, Stanton Welch will put together highlights from full-length ballets, as well as a selection of new works, to ensure the full scope of the academies talented young dancers is on show.

A classic from Artistic Director Stanton Welch accompanies two company premieres from alum Trey McIntyre and William Forsythe in this compelling mixed bill that moves from the bluegrass of Roy Orbison to Vivaldi's finest compositions to create a thrilling night with the talents of the Houston Ballet.

Everyone's favorite bumbling old Knight is here once more providing an upbeat ending to the Houston Ballet's 2017/18 season. Returning after a twelve-year absence, Ben Stevenson's adaptation of Miguel de Cervantes is a colorful and mischievous adventure story, taking you back to the streets of Barcelona in the 1800's, with a matching score from Ludwig Minkus.