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Tagged as “dance on your doorstep”, STRUT dance’s Mi Casa es Su Casa sees three Australian choreographers present site specific works at Perth’s Riverview Hotel.

This month members of Dance Makers Collective have been taking a look at dance through the camera lens. The result is webisodes, a series of one-minute videos posted online.

There are some new faces at Sydney Dance Company this year.

Force Majeure invites people of size (large/fat/heavy/broad/plus sized) to audition for new dance theatre project NOTHING TO LOSE exploring the fat dancing body.

Dancehouse's 2015 Summer Intensive features two weeks of daily technique classes taught by some of Melbourne's most exciting dance artists.

Based in New York, the Shen Yun company features classical Chinese dancers and original live music by the Shen Yun Orchestra, animated backdrops and detailed costumes.

Applications are now open for Lucy Guerin Inc's secondment program Feb/March 2015.

A reminder to Dance Australia readers that nominations for the 2015 Australian Dance Awards close 28 February 2015.

Our world, it seems, is totally obsessed with pop stars. In the dance industry, however, our fascination for these artists generally centres round the choreography created for their shows rather than their bad behaviour or life choices.

Australian Dance Theatre is holding auditions for its Youth Ensemble Wednesday 21 January.

Choreographer Serena Chalker is no stranger to works created for small audiences.

The Creative Behaviours Dance Collective is seeking professional dancers, physical theatre artists and movement artists. Please note that positions are voluntary.

The New Zealand School of Dance (NZSD) has been named the official school of the Royal New Zealand Ballet (RNZB).

Six young dancers will begin the New Year with a performance at one of the world’s most prestigious ballet competitions.

In 2015, Australia’s oldest contemporary dance company, Australian Dance Theatre (ADT), will be celebrating its 50th anniversary.

The Australian Ballet’s 2015 season kicks off in Sydney, in February, with Graeme Murphy’s Swan Lake, at the Capitol Theatre.