Bruce Wood Dance

Step into three unforgettable decades as Bruce Wood's Culture Shock explodes with the swing of the '50s, the rebellion of the '60s, and the groove of the '70s.

From martinis and bouffants, to protest anthems and funk, this is more than a show – it's a trip, man.

 CULTURE SHOCK: A Far - Out Fundraiser

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Bringing Season 16 to a rousing close, IGNITE  features three electrifying works from some of the most inventive voices in dance today. From the dreamlike elegance of Jessica Lang’s To Familiar Spaces in Dream  (Dallas premiere), to the heat and sensuality of Bruce Wood’s Zero Hour, to the genre-bending world premiere collaboration between Artistic Director/Resident Choreographer Joy Bollinger, world renowned gestural expressionist JM Rizzi, and cutting-edge projection designer Courtney Ware, this high-voltage finale is a full-body experience that fuses movement, visual art, and raw creative force. 

Bruce Wood’s Zero Hour  is all slow burn and sharp edges. Set to the pulsing tango rhythms of Astor Piazzolla, this beloved work smolders with passion, seduction, and grounded physicality. It’s Wood at his most magnetic—visceral, refined, and unforgettable. 