Dance Repertory Theatre

Learn more about Fall For Dance 2023, featuring the work "the inevitability of work (and the joy in it)" by Aysha Upchurch.

three dancers photographed in mid-jump, their toes pointed and their arms stretched out beside them

Learn more about Fall For Dance 2023, featuring the work ETERNAL BONDS .2 by Valeria Y. Gonzalez.

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Dance Repertory Theatre, the award-winning student resident dance company at The University of Texas at Austin, is made up of B.F.A. in Dance candidates at the Department of Theatre and Dance. It represents an important professional performing component of the Dance program at the department and works to envelop students in both the artistic process of art-making and the art-making itself, with opportunities to perform, choreograph and support productions for the Texas Theatre and Dance subscription season.

Dance Repertory Theatre Through the Years

With over a decade of performances, Dance Repertory Theatre continues to push the limits of innovative choreography and contemporary dance.

In the News

Dance Repertory Theatre's 2019 Fall For Dance - The Austin Chronicle (2019)

"Beauty. Hope. Love. Spirit. These young dancers showed us again and again: Anything is possible and they can do anything"

UT Dance Repertory Theatre's Fall For Dance - The Austin Chronicle (2017)

"Again and again, works in this program stated, emphatically, insistently, with purpose, that they were focused on this time, the present moment, now....This school and its students belong to the now."

Dance Repertory Theatre's Momentum - The Austin Chronicle (2017)

"Sometimes universities feel like the most insular of places....but other times, as with Dance Repertory Theatre's program of dance works informed by African-American experiences and culture, the university feels like a watchtower, a vital refuge for truly considering, from myriad angles, some of the most serious issues of our time...Perhaps, Momentum suggests, it is in continued remembrance of personal tragedies that we may find the strength to reach out in a broader scope, to continue where others falter."