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Cacti Choreographer: Alexander Ekman Dancer(s): Artists of Houston Ballet

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Alexander Ekman’s Cacti: Deconstructing The Affectations Of Dance

Posted on June 2, 2016 · Houston Ballet premières Ekman’s work on its Spring Mixed Rep Program.

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