Melbourne-based performance maker Nicola Gunn talks to Nina Levy about her work for Dance Massive.

Chris Herzfeld is an Adelaide based photographer and one of Australia's best-known dance photographers.

Until six months ago, Alice Lee Holland was firmly entrenched in dance.

Antony Hamilton's Meeting is one of four dance works that will play the 2017 Perth International Arts Festival.

Susan Bendall delves into the history of My Fair Lady and its first choreographer, Hanya Holm.

Luke Smiles is both a freelance dancer and a sound designer/composer.

In his thirteen years with the Australian Ballet, Kevin Jackson has taken stellar roles, including Albrecht opposite Madeleine Eastoe’s Giselle and Des Grieux in Kenneth Macmillan’s Manon.

Nina Levy chats to the winner of 2016 Keir Choreographic Award, Ghenoa Gela.

Life after dance: Rachel Crompton tells Nina Levy about the path that took her from the Moulin Rouge to Elixr Health Clubs.

Australian Danielle Muir is now dancing in Berlin, reports Luke Forbes.

From Maya Dance Theatre in Singapore to Sydney Dance Company, it's been a year of travel for WA's Rachel Arianne Ogle.

Austalian Dimitri Kleioris tells Susan Reiter about the path that led him to the lead role on Broadway.

Emma Sandall asked today's choreographers what they think about ballet's most recognisable tool.

Stacey Kenealy understands the power of the building a brand, writes Sally Clark.

The former winner of So You Think You Can Dance is starring in the Australian production of 'Singin' in the Rain'.

Robyn Hendricks has had to overcome a serious injury on her way to the top, writes Karen van Ulzen.