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We take pride in providing innovative themes and ideas for every occasion. Whether you are an international corporation or a private family client, we work with you every step of the way to ensure you choose the right dancers for your audience.
We offer over 300 performers from the finest ballroom and international dancers to the most cutting edge hip hop and contemporary dancers. Our dancers are truly at the top of their game and we are confident we have the best Houston has to offer.
We also offer event-day production management to take the stress off you and we are happy to work with you on pitches, in meetings, and with ideas.
Community Impact: Your choice to engage Dance Houston, a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, benefits our community in many ways. We provide jobs to highly skilled dancers and services to underprivileged children. Thank you for your support.
| Contemporary, Jazz, Tap Latin: Tango Salsa, and Ballet Folklorico Hip Hop Crews Breakdancers Indian: Bollywood and Classical Indian Chinese: Contemporary and Folk |
Sample Service Packages
- $2,000 - $5,000
Single performance by a company of dancers
- $5,000 - $10,000
Multiple performances by one or more companies
- $10,000 - $25,000
Full-scale production including creative direction, casting and rehearsals, and backstage management
Please call us at 713.526.1049 for more information and a custom quote.
General Liability coverage by Philadelphia Insurance Companies.

Recent Clients
City of Houston
Houston Museum of Natural Science
Houston Symphony
Fresh Arts Coalition
Houston Arts Alliance
Shell Oil
Marshall Maxwell Entertainment Agency
Lenz Talent Agency/Halloween Expo
Relay Worldwide/Coca-Cola
Portfolio Marketing Group/South African Tourism
Entrepreneurs' Organization
NH Hotels/National Business Travel Association
C2C Multimedia/Charming Charlies
Creative Producers Group/Carpet One
KBR
Pictured Right: Halloween Expo (top), Nate (middle), Yifan Zheng (bottom)
Photography: Harvey Cody (top), Eric Hester (middle) Whirling Hand Photographics (bottom)
Photography: Ron McKinney, Art Institute of Houston, North
