The finals of the Youth America Grand Prix are being held in New York next week, and Dance Australia will be there!

The semi-finals of the Keir Choreographic Awards are almost upon us. Eight artists have been selected and commissioned to create a new work for the semi-finals, which will be held at Dancehouse in Melbourne.

Back in July 2014, Canberra’s youth dance company Quantum Leap performed at the Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival in Glasgow.

Limitless Dance Company is a new independent contemporary dance company, founded and directed by Mitchell Turnbull and based in Sydney.

STRUT Dance, the national choreographic centre of Western Australia, is offering a workshop based on the structures and choreographic methodologies that William Forysthe used to create his seminal work One Flat Thing Reproduced.

Two contemporary flamenco works, Forge by Annalouise Paul and Bush Bailando by Pepa Molina, will premiere at Riverside Theatres Parramatta from 5-7 May.

Dance Editorial’s Pre-Professional Dance Course is designed for students aged 12-17 years.

NAISDA Dance College’s 40th anniversary program will be launched this week, at the College’s 2015 Graduation.

Find out what's in the April May edition of Dance Australia!

Acclaimed ballerina Leanne Benjamin has been appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) and will be presented with her award at a ceremony in Sydney on 6 April.

If you’re a Melbourne based dance student or dancer, aged 16-20, you will have the opportunity to do a one-day workshop with Sydney Dance Company (SDC).

As part of the 20th Biennale of Sydney, Critical Path will present UK choreographer Nicola Conibere’s work Assembly.

If you were nominated in the Dance Australia 2015 Critics Choice Survey, time is running out to acquire your copy of the magazine before it goes off the shelves!

It has been announced the Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of Matilda the Musical will be playing seasons in Brisbane and Perth.

Every six minutes someone in Australia is diagnosed with dementia. It’s good to know, then, that one way to slow the onset of dementia and improve the symptoms is through exercise and movement.

The eight semi-finalists for the 2016 Keir Choreographic Award have been announced.