Chunky Move's annual "Next Move" season includes new works by Melanie Lane and Jo Lloyd & Nicola Gunn.

The August/September issue of Dance Australia is out now and it's jam-packed with articles and reviews… AND the 2017 Full Time Studies Guide.

Increasingly there is an awareness that disability is not a barrier to engaging in dance.

September is going to be a big month for dance in WA, as the MoveMe Festival returns.

Emma Sandall talks to the new artistic director of Force Majeure, Danielle Micich, about what lies ahead.

Learn to love this natural signal, writes Fiona Sutherland.

Get your free Capezio legwarmers when you subscribe to Dance Australia.

Applications for Dance Architect, a new youth choreographic award, close this week!

Monday night's Helpmann Awards saw artists and companies from across the genres recognised for their achievements.

The Australian Ballet's Kevin Jackson writes from London, on the company's 25th international tour.

Canberra-based youth dance company QL2 Dance is presenting a triple bill this week entitled “Connected”… but it’s not about the type of connectivity that immediately springs to mind in our screen-centred world.

The finalists for the Sydney Eisteddfod Ballet Scholarship have been selected.

Force Majeure's new work, Off the Record, premieres this August.

In 2009, dance studio owner Miranda Daisy had a young girl with hearing impairments and Down Syndrome enrol in classes.

Need some dance advice?

Francois Klaus, former artistic director of the Qld Ballet, has written a new book.