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Three choreographers, three composers and a cross-disciplinary design team come together as Bespoke returns with a renewed focus on collaboration and emerging voices. Read more
Dancehouse is calling out for EOIs from artists around Australia for Dance Massive 2017. Proposed dates are 14-26 March (TBC).
The 2016 Prix de Lausanne is underway.
In December West Australian Ballet (WAB) announced the news that the company’s chief executive, Steven Roth, will be leaving in February to take up the position of executive director of Scottish National Ballet.
After many years of planning, the Australian Ballet School finally has residence for boarders.
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Are you a parent of child who wants to be on the music theatre stage? Sally Clark gives some advice.
Expressions dance company in Brisbane is entering into an exciting collaboration with three of China's leading contemporary dance companies and two Chinese dance festivals.
Sydney Dance Company’s 2016 program kicks of ay Sydney’s Roslyn Packer Theatre, February 26, with a double bill entitled “CounterMove”.
Our February March issue is out – and we can't wait for you to read it!
Creative Behaviours is looking for student dancers, actors and models to perform in the 2015 Common Threads Wearable Art Showcase in Mandurah.
Bangarra Dance Theatre’s youth team is heading out on the road in search of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander secondary school students to take part in Rekindling.
On Saturday 30 January at 4.30pm, Channel Nine/WIN/NBN will be taking viewers behind the scenes of The Sound of Music.
Each year around the country, thousands of dance students work their way through a syllabus.
He left his position as artistic director after less than a year and went overseas. Karen van Ulzen finds out why.
This year’s Perth International Arts Festival is the first under artistic director Wendy Martin and the good news is that Martin is a huge supporter of dance.
2016 will see NAISDA celebrate its 40th anniversary and the celebrations will kick off with a US tour, which will begin at the 28th Annual International Conference and Festival of Blacks in Dance this January.
