In an actively creative, choreographer-led company like Sydney Dance Company, the focus is usually on the new works presented rather than the dancers themselves, a philosophy which can be traced back to the beginnings of modern dance in the early 20th century.

Want to be part of a world record attempt for the largest tap dance?

Moscow Ballet La Classique will tour New South Wales, Tasmania and Victoria from April to June, taking in Melbourne and Sydney as well has a host of regional towns.

We always seem to hear about those dancers who are successful, but how do you cope when you don’t get what you want? It’s called "resilience", explains psychologist Gene Moyle.

Want to know more about the Australian Ballet? If you're in Sydney this April and May, there are plenty of opportunities to get to know your national flagship ballet company better.

This winter Chunky Move’s Artistic Director, Anouk van Dijk, will present her internationally-renowned One Body, One Career intensive for the first time in Australia.

If you're a fan of Sylvie Guillem and will be in Melbourne in October, listen up!

Subscribe to Dance Australia magazine this month and you will receive a free Energetiks dance satchel.

Dance your heart out is a series of morning dance classes presented by Ausdance Victoria.

Last weekend, delegates from around Australia and overseas gathered for the second National Dance Forum.

Not so long ago crowd-funding was little known in the Australian dance industry. Yet in just a few years, crowd-funding has become a popular and viable way to raise funds...

What has happened to the legacy of Martha Graham and Merce Cunningham, now that their iconic companies have gone?

Lucy Guerin Inc is seeking dancers for the company's new work that begins development in July/August of this year. Auditions will be held for graduate/professional dancers.

With The Tap Pack about to open at the Parramatta Riverside Theatre, Dance Australia caught up with one of its choreographers, Jordan Pollard for a quick Q and A.

It's been a huge 12 months for sixteen year old dancer, Emily Seymour.

Nina Levy catches up with Stephen Agisilaou, co-director and choreographer of an exciting new work entitled Trybe.