After a 15-year hiatus, choreographer Lewis Major returns to the stage in Brazil, marking a powerful new chapter in his career. Read more
Australian Kiely Groenewegen is lapping up life in the Big Apple.
Geraldine Higginson chats to Jade Wood and Marcus Morelli, two rising stars of The Australian Ballet.
Kellymarie Sullivan called on her love for dance to pull her through a major health crisis, writes Karen van Ulzen.
Dancers can expect to audition many times during their careers, for many different gigs, and most will experience the disappointment of not getting the job. How do you bounce back?
Karen van Ulzen chats to the Australian dancer in London.
Dancers can expect to audition many times during their careers. Now, following the once-in-a-lifetime pandemic, no one quite nows what a dance career will look like. Dancers will need to be open-minded and resilient.
"I don’t consider it a passion: I consider it my life – my reason for existence – my reason for being. When I am in performance, dance is the settling of my 'self'. I’m in harmony; I’m truthful; I am complete."
This costume designer for the musical 'Frozen' is behind myriad fabulous creations, including some of the biggest productions on the planet, writes Sally Clark.
Karen van Ulzen talks to Lloyd Newson on the eve of his revival of his groundbreaking 'Enter Achilles' at the Adelaide Festival.
Kristy Lee Denovan is a lead dancer with Projection Dance Company, based in Albury/Wodonga, which is about to embark on a Victorian tour.
It is a rare and proud achievement for any school to have a pupil accepted into the Royal Ballet in London. It is even more astonishing, then, to have three dancing with that prestigious institution.
This former Australian Ballet principal is in charge of a company in the US, writes Geraldine Higginson.
Amy Berrisford is the Dance Captain for 'Chicago'.
Meet Hofesh Shechter, whose 'Grand Finale' is a feature presentation at this year's Melbourne Festival.
For young Sydney dancer Kaya Weight (17), competing in the Alana Haines Australasia Awards in 2019 resulted in a sliding doors moment.
An interview with dancer and writer Irina Kuzminsky about her creative and performance practice, published as part of Dance Australia's 'Dancing at any age' series.