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Bacchus's Cup |
| Music: |
Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) |
| Soloist: |
Jonathan Godfrey, Violin |
| Costumes: |
Lauri Stallings |
| Choreography: |
Lauri Stallings |
| Dancers: |
Adam Hundt, Lisa Keskitalo, Lindsey McGill, Joseph Pantaleon, Dominic Walsh, Hitomi Yamada, Mario Zambrano |
| Underwritten by: |
Kelly Gale Amen and Charles E. Baldridge |
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Bed Fears, Dream Piles |
| Music: |
1st Movement:
Alvo Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto “Vrioon”
2nd Movement:
Arvo Pärt “Spiegel in Spiegel” |
| Description: |
A lullaby-like mix of angelic imagery and darker elements |
| Musical Arrangement: |
Ayman Aaron Harper |
| Choreography & Design: |
Ayman Aaron Harper |
| Lighting Design: |
Nicholas Phillips |
| Dancers: |
Kelly Myernick, Paola Georgudis, Lindsey McGill, Dominic Walsh |
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Bello |
| Music: |
Georg Friederich Handel (1685-1759)
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| Soloist: |
Gerrod Pagenkopf, Counter Tenor |
| Design: |
Dominic Walsh |
| Costumes: |
Laura Lynch and Dominic Walsh |
| Choreography: |
Dominic Walsh |
| Dancers: |
1st Movement: Sara Webb, Dominic Walsh
2nd Movement: Joseph Pantaleon, Hitomi Yamada, Sara Webb
3rd Movement: Paola Georgudis, Mario Zambrano
4th Movement:Entire Cast
5th Movement: Hitomi Yamada, Adam Hundt |
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| Beyond Tears: |
| Music: |
Antonio Vivaldi "Stabat Mater for Duet, RV 621" |
| Choreography |
Natalie Weir |
| Costumes: |
Patricia Padilla and Laura Lynch
(based on original design by Amanda Silk) |
| Dancers: |
Tyann Clement, Dominic Walsh |
| Created for : |
West Australian Ballet, Perth Festival, 2002 (this piece was used with permission from West Australian Ballet)
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| Bio.lin: |
| Music: |
Matmos, "Ur Tchub Tan Tse Qui"
P.V. Pow , "Drug Money" |
| Arrangement: |
Mario Zambrano |
| Choreography & Costumes: |
Mario Zambrano |
| Dancers: |
Paola Georgudis, Dominic Walsh |
| Description: |
As if something other than concrete material could crawl on your skin, some think like a ghost honey seepin gin, this idea, environment and atmosphere is Bio.Lin. A timeline of two things in their relation with one another, it may be romantic or violent; beautiful or ugly, but consists of the melancholic state we wander when one begins to ponder their lifeline. |
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| Flames of Eros: |
| Music: |
Ennio Di Berardo original composition "Sailing Therese" |
| Choreography & Costumes: |
Dominic Walsh |
| Dancers: |
Julie Gumbinner, Lucas Priolo, Tyann Clement, Oliver Halkowich, Kim Wagman, Ian Casady |
| Created for : |
Houston Ballet
Winner of the 1998 Choo-San Goh Award for Choreography |
| Original Lighting Design: |
Christina Giannelli |
| Photographic Image: |
Michael Kenna |
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| Endangered Species: |
| Music: |
Sergei Rachmanioff, Amy Beach,
"Piano Quintet in F #, Op. 67
(Adagio Expressivo) |
| Choreography: |
Ben Stevenson |
| Costumes: |
Ray Delle Robbins |
| Dancers: |
Mauricio Canente |
| Created for : |
Former Houston Ballet principal dancer Li Cunxin in 1985 for the international Ballet Competition in Moscow. In 1994, it was re-staged for Dominic Walsh for the International Ballet Competition in Jackson, MS. |
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First Try Second Chance |
| Music: |
Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) |
| Soloist: |
Gilles Plante, Recorder |
| Costumes: |
Ayman Aaron Harper |
| Choreography: |
Ayman Aaron Harper |
| Dancers: |
Marcello De Sa Martins, Luis Rodrigues, Paola Georgudis, Kelly Myernick, Lindsey McGill |
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| Insight: |
| Music: |
Jan Garbarek, Anour Brahem, Shaukat Hussain, "Madar" |
| Choreography: |
Natalie Weir |
| Costumes: |
based on original design by Greg Clarke |
| Dancers: |
Dominic Walsh |
| Created for: |
Expressions Dance Theater |
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| Katharsis: |
| Music: |
Terrence Karn Consortium
Terrence Karn - percussion , accordion, guitar and harmonica,
Heather Ivey - harp
Cynthia Haws - oboe
Arika Johnson - cello |
| Choreography: |
Dominic Walsh |
| Costumes: |
Ray Delle Robbins |
| Dancers: |
Manuel Barra, Paola Georgudis, Lindsey McGill, Kelly Myernick, Dominic Walsh |
| Created for : |
A Weekend of Texas Contemporary Dance, 2002 |
| Dedicated to: |
The memory of John Smithers |
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| Mularra: |
| Music: |
Paul Stanhope |
| Choreography: |
Dominic Walsh |
| Costumes: |
Dominic Walsh |
| Dancers: |
Lindsey McGill, Dominic Walsh |
| Description: |
Mularra (which is a word from Australia meaning "Morning Star") uses a fragment of an indigenous song line as a way of exploring ideas of reconciliation. It craves atonement and expresses sorrow for past wrongs |
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| Once de Septiembre: |
| Music: |
Jaime Barria, "Bordemar" |
| Choreography & Costumes: |
Dominic Walsh |
| Dancers: |
Manuel Barra, Paola Georgudis, Lindsey McGill |
| Created for : |
A Weekend of Texas Contemporary Dance, 2000 |
| Description: |
On September 11, 1973, the Chilean Armed Forces staged a military coup to overthrow the constitutionally elected Popular Unity (UP) government of Salvador Allende, which proposed a peaceful transition to socialism. President Allende died in the La Moneda presidential palace; his ministers and collaborators were arrested and sent to concentration camps. Many of them were later killed or made to disappear. 250,000 Chileans had been detained for political reasons by the end of 1973. Executions, killings and disappearances in false armed confrontations became the norm. |
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| The Itch: |
| Music: |
Georg Philipp Telemann, "Sonate Corellisante No. 3 in B Minor, Movements 1-4" |
Choreography & Costumes: |
Dominic Walsh |
| Dancers: |
Ian Casady, Sara Webb |
| Created for: |
The International Ballet Competition, 2002 |
| Watch Video: |
VTS_01_1.rm |
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| The Miller's Daughter: |
| Music: |
Franz Schubert (1797-1828)
“Die Schöne Müllerin” Opus 25, D. 795
Piano: Katherine Burkwall-Ciscon
Cello: Barrett Sills
Vocals: Stephen Young |
| Poetry: |
Wilhelm Müller (1794-1827) |
| Choreography & Design: |
Dominic Walsh |
| Set Design: |
Thomas Boyd |
| Lighting/Video: |
Nicholas Phillips |
| Costumes: |
Laura Lynch and Lisa Secaris |
| Dancers: |
The Poet: Ian Casady
The Miller’s Daughter: Tyann Clement
Her Shadow: Lucas Priolo
His Delusion: Julie Gumbinner
The Man: James K. Payne
The Moon: Paola Georgudis
The Brook:
Kim Wagman, Carl Coomer, Kelly Myernick, Peter Gleeson,
Anne Harshbarger and Oliver Halkowich |
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Quartett Letter: |
| Music: |
Johann Sebastian Bach (1675-1750) |
| Soloist: |
Jonathan Godfrey, Violin |
| Costumes: |
Laura Lynch and Mario Zambrano |
| Choreography: |
Mario Zambrano |
| Dancers: |
Ayman Aaron Harper, Luis Rodrigues, Paola Georgudis, Tyann Clement, Lindsey McGill, Dominic Walsh, Mario Zambrano |
| Underwritten by: |
Chicago Partners /Anita and David Garten |
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| Dominic's Choreographic Resume: |
| The Ballet |
Created for |
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| 1991 Reminiscing |
Houston Ballet Choreographic Workshop |
| 1993 Breath of Life |
Jewish Community Center
“Houston Choreographers x 6" |
| 1993 These are Days |
Jewish Community Center, AIDS Benefit |
| 1998 Flames of Eros |
Houston Ballet, Choo San Goh Award |
| 1999 Requiem |
Pink Ribbons Project |
| 1999 Vivaldi |
Quad Cities Ballet |
| 1999 The Illusion of Separtation |
Houston Ballet |
| 2000 Sucumbir |
Wichita Ballet |
| 2000 Shi San(13) |
Dance Salad |
| 2000 Once de Septiembre |
Sixth Annual Weekend of Texas Contemporary Dance |
| 2001 Fallen |
Wichita Ballet |
| 2001 Seven |
Quad Cities Ballet |
| 2001 Love Intr-fear |
Ballet Pacifica |
| 2001 Dolcemente |
Houston Ballet |
| 2002 Schubert Opus 956 |
Wichita Ballet |
| 2002 The Itch |
International Ballet Competition |
| 2002 Katharsis |
Eighth Annual Weekend of Texas Contemporary Dance |
| 2002 Up ‘til now |
The Illumination Project, AIDS Benefit |
| 2003 Labyrinth |
Pink Picnic, Breast Cancer Benefit |
| 2003 The Miller’s Daughter |
Dominic Walsh Dance Theater |
| 2004 Mularra |
Musiqa and Dominic Walsh Dance Theater |
| 2004 Something |
Witchita Ballet |
2004 Solo-Salsipuedes, a tale
of Love, War and Anchovies |
Houston Grand Opera (soloist Lauren Anderson) |
| 2004 Alchemy |
American Ballet Theatre Studio Company |
2004 The Wedding to Brandenburg
Concerto #4 |
Ballet Quad Cities |
| 2005 Bello |
Dominic Walsh Dance Theater |
| 2005 Duo |
Dominic Walsh Dance Theater |
| 2005 For the Two of You |
Dominic Walsh Dance Theater |
2005 Garden of Eden Composer
Todd Frazier |
Dances of Enlightenment (United Nations Anniversary Celebration) |
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| Dominic's Repertoire - Classical: |
| The Ballet |
The Role |
The Choreographer |
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Giselle |
Albrecht, Hillarian |
Peter Wright |
Swan Lake (Opening) |
Prince Siegfried |
Ben Stevenson |
Cinderella |
Prince, Jester, Stepsister |
Ben Stevenson |
The Sleeping Beauty (Opening) |
Prince Flormund |
Ben Stevenson |
Coppelia |
Franz |
Ben Stevenson |
Don Quiote (Opening) |
Basilio, Espada |
Ben Stevenson |
Romeo and Juliet (Opening) |
Romeo, Mercurio |
Ben Stevenson |
The Nutcracker (Opening) |
Prince |
Ben Stevenson |
The Snow Maden (Opening) |
Misgir |
Ben Stevenson |
Dracula (Opening) |
Fredrick |
Ben Stevenson |
Cleopatra (Opening) |
Marc Antony |
Ben Stevenson |
Alice in Wonderland (Opening) |
The White Rabbit |
Ben Stevenson |
Peer Gynt (Opening) |
Peer Gynt |
Ben Stevenson |
Manon (Opening Lescaut) |
Des Grieux, Lescaut |
Sir Kenneth MacMillan |
The Merry Widow (Opening) |
Camille |
Ronald Hynd |
Prodigal Son in Ragtime |
Prodigal Son |
Barry Moreland |
Graduation Ball (Opening) |
The Drummer Boy |
Lichine |
Les Patineurs (Opening) |
Blue Boy |
Sir Fredrick Ashton |
Etudes (Opening) |
The Turning Boy |
Harold Lander |
The Firebird (Opening) |
Ivan |
James Kudelka |
Esmeralda Pas de Deux (Opening) |
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Ben Stevenson |
Britten Pas de Deux (Opening) |
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Ben Stevenson |
Sylvia Pas de Deux |
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Ben Stevenson |
Le Corsaire Pas de Deux |
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Ben Stevenson |
Harliquinade Pas de Deux (Opening) |
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Ben Stevenson |
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| Dominic's Repertoire - Neoclassical & Contemporary Works: |
| The Ballet |
The Role |
The Choreographer |
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| Symphony in C (Opening) |
3rd Movement Principal |
Balanchine |
| La Valse (Opening) |
1st Solo Couple |
Balanchine |
| The Four Temperaments (Opening) |
Melancholic |
Balanchine |
| Agon (Opening) |
Pas De Trois |
Balanchine |
| Western Symphony |
1 st Movement |
Balanchine |
Theme and Variations
| Soloist |
Balanchine |
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| Endangered Species |
Male Lead |
Ben Stevenson |
| Martinu Fifth |
Male Lead |
Ben Stevenson |
| Four Last Songs (Opening) |
1st and 2nd Movements |
Ben Stevenson |
| End of Time Pas de Deux |
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Ben Stevenson |
| "L" |
¾ Jazz Solo |
Ben Stevenson |
| 3 for T |
Male Lead |
Ben Stevenson |
| Eclipse Pas de Deux |
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Ben Stevenson |
| Ghost Dances (Opening) |
Ghost, Indian Boy |
Christopher Bruce |
| Rooster (Opening) |
Paint it Black |
Christopher Bruce |
| Sergeant Farly's Dream (Opening) |
Barbara Allen |
Christopher Bruce |
| Nature Dances |
Soloist |
Christopher Bruce |
| Journey |
Soloist |
Christopher Bruce |
| Land (Opening) |
Soloist |
Christopher Bruce |
| Cruel Garden |
The Poet |
Christopher Bruce |
| Sacre Du Printemps (Opening) |
Soloist |
Glen Tetley |
| Lux in Tenebris |
Male Lead |
Glen Tetley |
| Daphnis and Chloe |
Soloist |
Glen Tetley |
| Sinfonietta |
Soloist |
Jiri Kilian |
| Symphony in D |
Soloist |
Jiri Kilian |
| Elite Syncopations (Opening) |
Friday Night Solo |
Sir Kenneth MacMillan |
| Gloria (Opening) |
Male Lead |
Sir Kenneth MacMillan |
| Solitaire (Opening) |
Company |
Sir Kenneth MacMillan |
In the Middle Somewhat
Elevated (Opening) |
Male Lead |
William Forsythe |
| Company B |
The Bugle Boy |
Paul Taylor |
| Sunset (Opening) |
Male Lead |
Paul Taylor |
| Indigo |
Male Lead |
Stanton Welch |
| Bruiser |
Male Lead |
Stanton Welch |
| In a Whisper |
Male Lead |
Natalie Weir |
| Steppenwolf |
The Title Role |
Natalie Weir |
| Rapture (Opening) |
Male Lead |
Lila York |
| All-American |
Male Lead |
Lila York |
| Rules of the Game |
Male Lead |
Lila York |
| The Pied Piper (Opening) |
The Title Role |
David Parson |
| Without Words (Opening) |
1st, 2nd and
4th Movements |
Nacho Duato |
| Plexus |
Male Lead |
John McFall |
| Curupira |
Male Lead |
Trey McIntyre |
| Skeleton Clock |
Soloist |
Trey McIntyre |
| Second Before the Ground |
1st Movement |
Trey McIntyre |
| Peter Pan |
Father, Merman |
Trey McIntyre |
| The Shadow |
The Title Roll |
Trey McIntyre |
| Bio.lin |
the man |
Mario Zambrano |
| Quartett Letters |
Oscar |
Mario Zambrano |
| Bed Fears, Dream Piles |
Male |
Ayman Harper |
| Bacchus' Cup |
Male |
Lauri Stallings |
| 2 & 1 for Mr. B |
Male |
Gustavo Ramirez Sansano |
| Katharsis |
the artist |
Dominic Walsh |
| Bello |
1st & 3rd Movements |
Dominic Walsh |
| Once de Septiembre |
death |
Dominic Walsh |
| Mularra |
man |
Dominic Walsh |
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| Dominic Walsh trained with Lisa Boehm, Warren Connover, Larry Long in Chicago, Il., 1977 to 86. Houston Ballet Academy 1987 to 89 with Clara Cravey, Steve Brule and Rosemary Miles. |
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