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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
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Dancers have many ways of beating the butterflies, writes Matthew Lawrence.
It was Sydney Dance Company's night at the 2015 Helpmann Awards - the company and its members took out four of the awards in the Dance and Physical Theatre category.
Richard Cilli tells Nina Levy about his journey to Sydney Dance Company, away and back again.
Two Melbourne-based youth dance companies, Yellow Wheel and Loco Youth Dance Theatre (LYDT), will be coming together the present a double bill of dance at this year’s Anywhere Festival, presented by the Frankston Arts Centre.
The centenary of the ANZAC’s Gallipoli campaign has been commemorated in a variety of ways during 2015, but Quantum Leap, Canberra’s youth dance ensemble, is taking a different approach.
2015 sees Darwin’s Tracks Dance Company celebrating its 20th Darwin Festival season. It’s fitting, then, that this year’s production is inextricably linked to the experience of living in Darwin.
DirtyFeet is calling out for expressions of interest from dancers to participate in DirtyFeet’s September and October choreographic la
2015 is the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) in Australia. To celebrate the RAD Is holding community-focused gala performances nationwide.
Dance and science may seem like very different disciplines but the DANscienCE Festival 2015 will reveal that the two areas have much to say to one another.
Choosing a full-time dance course is a huge decision for the aspiring dancer. That’s why we’ve put together the 2016 Full-Time Studies Guide in the August/September issue of Dance Australia.
Andy Dexterity has been announced as the choreographer for a new production of the musical Rent, which will open at the Hayes Theatre in Melbourne this October.
Dance Australia is on Instagram and we want your dance photos!
“Nijinsky: Leap and Pause" is a photographic exhibition by artist Kate Baker, that takes the dancer Nijinsky as its starting point. The exhibition imagines Nijinsky’s inner and outer world.
The finals of the McDonald’s Ballet Scholarship, held as part of the Sydney Eisteddfod, will be held Sunday 2 August.
The Tanja Liedtke Foundation (TLF) has announced that it is supporting Thomas Bradley (Sydney) and Shian Law (Melbourne) by providing the two young artists with international exchange opportunities.
