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The Dance Salad Festival is a highly anticipated event in Houston, Texas that showcases breathtaking performances from renowned dance companies all over the world. Held annually in March, the festival is a three-day celebration of contemporary and classical dance that attracts dance enthusiasts, professionals, and critics alike. Founded in 1995 by Nancy Henderek, the Dance Salad Festival has established itself as a platform for emerging and established choreographers to showcase their work to a diverse audience. The festival has featured acclaimed performances from companies like the Royal Ballet of Flanders, New York City Ballet, and the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. The festival not only showcases international talent but also gives recognition to local artists, with performances from Texas Ballet Theatre, Houston Ballet, and other companies in the region. Attendees can expect an evening filled with dynamic and thought-provoking performances that reflect the current state of the dance world. The Dance Salad Festival has not only become an integral part of Houston's cultural scene but has also gained worldwide recognition, with past editions receiving critical acclaim from media outlets like The New York Times, Dance Magazine, and Dance International Magazine.
