Houston's Urban Nutcracker: A Modern, Inclusive Twist on a Holiday Classic | All Good

Dancer Traci Greene has performed on some of the most prestigious stages in the world. But she hasn't seen a lot of dancers who look like her. So, Greene founded the Lab Performing Arts Initiative, a non-profit designed to help minority dancers struggling with expenses, availability, and lack of exposure. Proceeds from Houston's Urban Nutcracker go toward scholarships. You can expect to see the classic story you grew up with, but with a modern twist. And the locations the dancers visit might surprise you!
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[@SageOfTruth1111]

I'm going this year I just purchased my ticket can't wait. ❤️

[@ay_taishanelle]

Yes this year was great! I was in the HUN(houston urban nutcracker) 2019

[@Localish]

Awesome! Thanks for watching! :)

[@MsJuly-ts8cj]

I am excited will be there this year!!

[@thepsi1919]

These Dancing Dolls are so Eloquent. Geaux Traci!

[@danaemcglothen4425]

I was in the Houston urban Nutracker

[@Grundig305]

It’s so odd, if a white girl wears corn rows it’s “cultural appropriation” but if they make a black version of a European play it’s called “re-imagining” it. Lol

[@DefaultName-et1ph]

Nothing odd about it to me. /shrug

[@Grundig305]

@@DefaultName-et1ph of course perfectly normal for most liberal hypocrites.

[@DefaultName-et1ph]

I knew this would be your response. 😊@@Grundig305