The well-known dancer and choreographer as well as dance teacher, Geoffrey Cichero, passed away in his native city of Sydney in February 2014, aged 69, following a debilitating illness.

A film of Gideon Obarzanek’s 2004 work I Want to Dance Better at Parties will be airing on ABC1, June 24 at 10pm.

Young Australian dancer Alec Knight has recently become one of the subjects of a new video series called Strictly Ballet, created by the American Teen Vogue channel.

In 2014 Bangarra Dance Theatre celebrates its 25th anniversary. To mark this significant milestone the company is taking part in Vivid Sydney,

Great news of Australian dancers' achievements overseas, all former Ecole Ballet and Dance Theatre students.

A new flagship contemporary dance company that builds on the combined strengths of Buzz Dance Theatre and STEPS Youth Dance Company is being established in Western Australia.

We have so many interesting articles in the June/July issue that it’s hard to know which story to highlight first.

The Royal Academy of Dance (RAD)in Western Australia is holding its annual Festival of Dance this weekend, at the John Curtin College of the Arts in Fremantle.

The Rob Guest Endowment Award is made each year to an emerging musical theatre performer selected by a panel of experts.

Dance Australia, in association with the Royal Opera House, has 10 copies of Steven McRae's book, 'Dancer in the Fast Lane', to give away.

English National Ballet principal dancer Tamara Rojo will be one of the guest artists at the Queensland Ballet’s season of Kenneth MacMillan’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’.

The celebrated contemporary choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui is returning to Australia for an exclusive season at the Sydney Opera House. He will be presenting M¡longa, a new work based on the tango.

At last! The theatre production of Matilda – the Musical is coming to Australia!

The Australian Choreographic competition, presented by Geelong Dance Network, will be held Saturday 5 July 2014.

Auditions can be the most important event in a dancer's career: the doorway to a new job, a new country, a new life.

Sydney's Carriageworks is welcoming back Lemi Ponifasio and his New Zealand-based dance company MAU this month.