Plumshuga: The Rise of Lauren Anderson at Stages Repertory Theatre
Dates: 10/7/2022 - 11/13/2022
📍 Theatre: Stages Repertory Theatre
Stages
800 Rosine St
Houston, TX 77019
Phone: 7135270123
Tickets: $15-$84
THE UNTOLD ODYSSEY OF A BALLET LEGEND
This innovative new work blends spoken word, dance, music, and theater for a vivid and intimate look into Lauren Anderson’s rise to ballet royalty and her eventual triumphant rise to accept her authentic self. In 1990, Lauren Anderson became one of the first Black principal ballerinas of a major ballet company when she ascended to Principal Dancer of the Houston Ballet. Unknown to her adoring audiences, she brought with her on stage the weight of her own tumultuous relationships, abuse, and battles with addiction. In Plumshuga, you’ll share a conversation with Lauren at home, where she breaks the fourth wall to discuss her greatest trials and successes by reliving them in memories painted by music and dance. This is Lauren Anderson’s story in her words, for the first time ever.
by DEBORAH D.E.E.P. MOUTON
directed by EBONI BELL DARCY and DEBORAH D.E.E.P. MOUTON
music by JASMINE BARNES
original lyrics by DEBORAH D.E.E.P. MOUTON
original choreography by STANTON WELCH and HARRISON GUY
featuring dancers from HOUSTON BALLET and URBAN SOULS DANCE COMPANY
Ages: Middle School and Older
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