Four full-length works from Emma Harrison, Jenni Large, Christopher Gurusamy and Oli Mathiesen anchor this year’s program, spanning endurance, identity and physical extremes.

From Ashton and MacMillan to McGregor and Khan, the upcoming season brings together cornerstone works and contemporary voices across the main stage and beyond.

Suzanne Daley will join Artistic Director Antony Hamilton in a new joint leadership model, bringing extensive sector experience across policy, philanthropy and contemporary performance.

The Broadway musical arrives in Sydney, bringing spectacle, nostalgia and a sweeping score to the harbour city.

An original cast revisits Pina Bausch’s landmark work, nearly five decades on.

After more than a decade with The Australian Ballet, one of its leading artists steps onto the international stage.

After 12 years at the helm, Raewyn Hill will step down as Co3’s inaugural Artistic Director in 2026, closing a formative chapter for the company she has shaped from its inception

A new cohort of standout young dancers is recognised in Sydney, with top honours awarded across Grades 3 to Advanced 1 at this year’s RAD Awards.

More than 200 young dancers take the stage in a standout showcase of Queensland’s next generation.

A landmark anniversary, a bold harbour staging and a standout young lead combine in Opera Australia’s biggest outdoor season yet.

A defining creative partnership draws to a close, leaving a body of work that has reshaped regional dance and resonated far beyond it.

Ashton’s choreography moves to the centre of The Fonteyn 2026, inviting young dancers to step inside the style and legacy that helped shape British ballet.

After nearly two decades, Rafael Bonachela will step down from Sydney Dance Company, marking the end of a defining artistic era.

From Jo Lloyd to Chunky Move, this year’s Green Room Awards spotlight a dance sector in full flight, where independent voices and major companies intersect.

Australian dancer Nina Penny has been offered a place at the prestigious The Royal Ballet School, following her recent participation at the Prix de Lausanne.

Three choreographers, three composers and a cross-disciplinary design team come together as Bespoke returns with a renewed focus on collaboration and emerging voices.