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This November sees the return of DanceRites, Australia’s national dance competition for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dance groups.
Former Principal artist of the Australian Ballet Ty King-Wall is returning to his country of origin to take up the role of newly appointed Artistic Director of The Royal New Zealand Ballet (RNZB).
The results of this year's Brisbane International Contemporary Dance Prix are in!
You may have missed the world premiere of Shaun Parker's AM I at the Sydney Opera House nine years ago in 2014.
The Youth America Grand Prix held a semi-final for the first time in Sydney on the weekend, and contestants flocked to the event. See the results here.
Enjoy this snippet of Water-Mirror, created and choreographed by Paulina Quinteros, presented as part of the Sydney Fringe on Friday 15 and 16.
Opening this Thursday in Melbourne is a new production presented by youth company Yellowwheel.
Ty King-Wall, a former principal dancer with the Australian Ballet, has been appointed Artistic Director of the Royal New Zealand Ballet (RNZB).
The Australian Ballet’s 2024 season has been announced, with a world premiere by Christopher Wheeldon on the life of Oscar Wilde as one of its major highlights.
A new book has been published, 'The Art and Science of Ballet Dancing and Teaching', by dance expert Janet Karin.
Li Cunxin achieves the rare honour of being a classical artist honoured with Keys to the City of Brisbane.
The recipient of the inaugural Balnaves Foundation Artist in Residence has been announced.
A solo show is coming from New Zealand to be presented at both the Sydney and Melbourne Fringe festivals.
The National Theatre Ballet School in St Kilda in Melbourne is holding a special "Bootcamp" for male dancers during the school holidays.
The Australian Ballet is bringing an Ashton double bill to Sydney in November.
It's hard to believe, but it is already time to think about applying for the course you want. Look no further than our 2024 Full-Time Studies Guide, published on our website.
