Tulsa Ballet Artistic Directors Retire After 30 Years
At the conclusion of the 2026-27 season, Marcello Angelini and Daniela Buson, who serve as the artistic director and assistant artistic director of Tulsa Ballet, will step down after leading for thirty years. Angelini will take on the role of chair emeritus. Their retirement comes just before the company celebrates its 70th season, running from September 2026 to May 2027. During his leadership, Angelini oversaw performances at the Royal Opera & Ballet in London, along with 130 Oklahoma premieres and 90 world premieres across five countries. He has received several accolades, including the Governor's Arts Award and the 2017 Kennedy Center Arts Advocacy Award, and was inducted into the Tulsa Hall of Fame in 2025. Buson, who previously was a principal dancer, transitioned to Ballet Mistress after her retirement. Renovations at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center are set to commence in 2028, and Tulsa Ballet will be looking for a new artistic director.
Key facts
- Marcello Angelini and Daniela Buson retire at end of 2026-27 season
- Angelini remains as chair emeritus
- Company's 70th season runs September 2026 to May 2027
- Tulsa Ballet performed at Royal Opera & Ballet at Covent Garden in London
- Acquired approximately 130 Oklahoma premieres and created at least 90 world premieres
- Angelini received Governor's Arts Award and 2017 Kennedy Center Arts Advocacy Award
- Angelini inducted into Tulsa Hall of Fame in 2025
- Tulsa Performing Arts Center renovations begin in 2028 with temporary 1,400-seat structures
Entities
Artists
- Marcello Angelini
- Daniela Buson
Institutions
- Tulsa Ballet
- Royal Opera & Ballet at Covent Garden
- The Royal Ballet
- The Kennedy Center
- The Joyce Theater
- The SemGroup Center for Dance Education
- The Hardesty Center for Dance Education
- Studio K
- Kiev Institute of Dance
- Maggio Musicale Fiorentino
- Deutsche Oper Berlin
- Northern Ballet Theater
- Ballet West
- Les Grands Ballet Canadiens
- Cincinnati Ballet
- English National Ballet
- Teatro Massimo in Palermo
- Tulsa Performing Arts Center
- Tulsa Flyer
Locations
- Tulsa
- Oklahoma
- London
- Washington D.C.
- New York
- Naples
- Italy
- Kiev
- former Soviet Union
- Salt Lake City
- Montreal
- Palermo
- Brookside