Bangarra Dance Theatre, Australia's flagship Indigenous performing arts company, will present the world premiere of its first ever visual arts collaboration in 2025.

Amid the dance highlights are two overseas companies, each headed by a charismatic European choreographer. Each is a Perth Festival exclusive.

The Adelaide Festival has a history of presenting groundbreaking dance. The 2025 program will allow audiences a chance to see Tanz Theater Wuppertal for the first time under its new director, Boris Charmatz.

Six Australian-trained students and one New Zealand student have been selected to compete in the 2025 finals of the Prix de Lausanne in Switzerland.

The Valrene Tweedie Scholarship Fund, administered by Cecchetti Ballet Australia, is open for applications.

The Sunshine Coast Arts Foundation's Gifted Program included a dance scholarship for the first time.

On Sunday, November 3, for one day only, Compañía Pepa Molina will present the world premiere of FlamencoBits at Granville Centre Art Gallery in Sydney.

Here is a tour with a difference: a dance and culture tour of Japan. The itinerary features nine dance, theatre and movement experiences. 

Melbourne’s Chunky Move is about to present a short return season of its main 2024 work, '4/4', in Melbourne before taking it on an international tour.

Queensland Ballet is about to present Derek Deane OBE's "The Lady of the Camellias" by the Shanghai Ballet, in a season exclusive to Brisbane.

Perth Moves, the annual dance workshop presented as part of the Perth Festival, will premiere a work by a very special international guest choreographer, writes Rhys Ryan.

FORM Dance Projects and Riverside Theatres have unveiled plans for a two-day street dance festival featuring a double bill of Western Sydney’s best female-led dance groups.

The McDonald College in Sydney has grown into a major dance training institution, but it retains its family atmosphere, writes Geraldine Higginson.

PIECES, Lucy Guerin Inc's long running commissioning program, will take to its biggest stage yet in a major new collaboration with University of Melbourne Arts and Culture (UMAC).

Within the space of a fortnight, two of Tasmania's artistic directors have announced their departures.

Highlights of Sydney Dance Company’s recently announced 2025 season include new works by Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela, Stephen Page AO and Tra Mi Dinh.