Australian Josephine-Ann Endicott is an original member of Pina Bausch's Tanztheater Wuppertal. She is now responsible for restaging the choreographer's works. She talks to Belle Beasley in the lead up to The Rite of Spring at the Adelaide Festival.

Jo Lloyd, the 2021 Sidney Myer Fellow, talks to Susan Bendall about surviving as an independent dancer.

When David McMicken arrived in Darwin three decades ago, he hadn't intended to stay. Instead, he and visual artist Tim Newth became the Artistic Co-Directors of Tracks Dance, Darwin’s main professional dance company.

Australian/Royal Ballet ballerina Leanne Benjamin discusses her recently released autobiography, 'Built for Ballet'.

When a show is suddenly taken off the stage, the people in the office go into overdrive. Bangarra's Lisa Twomey describes how the company kept the show on the road while maintaining quarantine restrictions.

Eliza Cummins studied at the Australian College of Physical Education and is now a high school dance and PDHPE teacher.

Since leaving Australia on an audition tour many years ago, Ashley Wright has made her life overseas.

Telea Jensen is a dancer with Sydney Dance Company. She got there by training at the Queensland College of Dance and then Sydney Dance Company Pre-Professional Year.

Tyrone Anthony trained at Spectrum Dance Studios in Sydney and is now fulfilling his dreams at the Royal Palace Music Hall in Paris.

Watch Jack talk about his favourite memory: performing the Grand Pas de deux from 'Don Quixote' at a school performance.

After being postponed due to Covid restrictions, 'Objekt' by Garry Stewart is finally returning for an exclusive Adelaide season. Maggie Tonkin talks to the choreographer on the eve of his departure from ADT.

Gaynor Hicks was set on working with Justin Bieber – and her persistence paid off, writes Sally Clark.

Two Australian performers are about to make their debut at the Lido in Paris, writes Hillary Sukhonos.

Patience is the key, writes this Youth Ballet WA graduate.

This National College of Dance graduate is now dancing in Germany.

Performing on the National Theatre stage in Melbourne is a memory that will last forever for Amber Mitchell-Knight.