Spend the Ides of March at Suchu Dance's special performance of Drift Battalion, a contemporary dance concert with audience seated amidst the action, in the round. Only 60 tickets are available for these performances, so don't delay, buy your tickets today!

Mystery and Miracle is the latest offering from Ad Deum Dance Company. Ad Deum is a contemporary dance company that explores Christian themes through dance. Mystery and Miracle will feature new works by choreographers Kathleen Lobue, Caleb Mitchell, Paola Georgudis and Randall Flinn with live music from Kemper Crabb and Mysterium

La Feria de la Mujer y la Familia is an annual free, day long celebration for Latina women, their families and friends presented by Univision Radio. The festival procides music, dance, and a quincenera fashion show, as well as information on women’s health and family services. In addition, the festival includes exhibits, demonstrations, and entertainment provided by celebrities. Univision Rado and the Mexican Consulate are proud to present a Mexican folkloric dance performance, as part of the Sor Juana Festival, by Houston’s very own Sabor Mexico Theatrical Dance Company.

"Sabor Mexico" is Houston's premiere Ballet Folklorico dance ensemble. Their performance will be Sunday, April 1, 2007, at George R. Brown Convention Center, Hall A-3. Under the direction of Patricia Astorga, Sabor Mexico will masterfully perform authentic works from Mexican dance heritage.

Sophia L. Torres, Founding Member and Co-Artistic Director of Psophonia Dance Company, is one of the new recipients of the Montalvo Arts Center Teaching Artist Fellowship, an initiative combining the strengths of Montalvo’s education program and the Sally and Don Lucas Artists Programs. The first national award of its kind dedicated to professional teaching artists, the Teaching Artist Fellowship provides a three-month residency at Montalvo’s Lucas Artists Programs and partnership with a local school for curriculum development. Only four fellowship winners were selected from more than 100 applicants by a panel of some of the most distinguished leaders in the arts education world.