6Tony Bradfield, Stanton Welch AM, and Kevin Black
Photo Credit – Priscilla Dickson
7Ballet Ball Decor
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
8Ballet Ball Decor
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
9Tony Bradfield, Stanton Welch AM, and Kevin Black
Photo Credit – Priscilla Dickson
10Connor Walsh, Jo and Jim Furr
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
11Beth and Nick Zdeblick
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
12Beth and Nick Zdeblick
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
13Connor Walsh, Jo and Jim Furr
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
14Diane Lokey Farb
Photo Credit – Priscilla Dickson
15Allison and Troy Thacker
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
16Gillian and Don Hobson
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
17Diane Lokey Farb
Photo Credit – Priscilla Dickson
18Hallie Vanderhider and Fady Armanious
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
19Gillian and Don Hobson
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
20Karen and Kevin Varner
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
21Hallie Vanderhider and Fady Armanious
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
22James Jordan and S. Shawn Stephens
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
23James Jordan and S. Shawn Stephens
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
24Kristy and Chris Bradshaw
Photo Credit – Priscilla Dickson
25Karen and Kevin Varner
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
26Lance and Alicia Smith
Photo Credit – Priscilla Dickson
27Kristy and Chris Bradshaw
Photo Credit – Priscilla Dickson
28Phoebe and Bobby Tudor
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
29Lance and Alicia Smith
Photo Credit – Priscilla Dickson
30Victor Costa and Jerry Ann Woodfin-Costa
Photo Credit – Priscilla Dickson
31Phoebe and Bobby Tudor
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
32Ted and Melza Barr
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
33Ted and Melza Barr
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
34Allison and Troy Thacker
Photo Credit – Wilson Parish
35Victor Costa and Jerry Ann Woodfin-Costa
Photo Credit – Priscilla Dickson
36Margaret Alkek Williams and Jim Nelson
Photo Credit – Priscilla Dickson
On Saturday, February 25th over 400 guests were in attendance as they found themselves in an enchanted castle at the Wortham Theater Center. The annual gala was chaired by Anne and Albert Chao, and honored Ann Trammell, one of Houston’s most generous supporters.Â
At the silent auction, Tenenbaum Jewelers and David Shelton Gallery displayed pieces hand-selected for the evening. All tastes were accounted for, and Ballet Ball guests found no shortage of one-of-a-kind experiences ranging from a trip for two to Paris to a seat at a luncheon with socialite icon Lynn Wyatt.
The Ball raised over $1.1 million, for the Ballet’s mission: To inspire a lasting love and appreciation for dance through artistic excellence, exhilarating performances, innovative choreography and superb educational programs.
Liz is a native Texan and has a knack for all things design- and media-related. While obtaining her communications degree at the University of Houston—Clear Lake, she was accepted for a marketing and events internship at Houstonia and quickly fell in love with the magazine. Staying on as a part-time event coordinator, she officially joined the team as an Account Executive for Digital Sales in November 2017. She’s a freelance graphic designer who also enjoys live music, reading and trying new foods. Liz dreams of restoring a van and traveling the U.S, one state at a time.
Through Houstonia she wants to be a part of making Houston grow artistically, creatively—and, more importantly, socially.
