Karul Projects is about to embark on an extensive tour of Queensland, with a new work called SILENCE.

After a long wait, Xanthe Geeves, the winner of the Emerging Female Classical Choreographer initiative, finally premiered her new ballet, at a season of BodyTorque last week.

Here's an opportunity for a dance thinker. The State Library of Victoria has added a new $15,000 Kerri Hall Fellowship for Performing Arts to its already extensive 2023 Fellowship program.

The Residency Program has been designed to provide much needed access to studio space for established independent artists, allowing them to further develop and enrich their practice.

The Brisbane Festival is almost upon us (September 2 - 24), with a dance program that is boosted strongly by exciting Qld artists.

The National Youth Ballet Company is making its debut performance in just five days, with a sophisticated triple bill.

Sydney Dance Company is delighted to offer for the first time the company's brand-new Neilson Studio for artists to present their work, in a new season called INDance.

Queensland Ballet’s costumier’s design has been worn by superstar Beyoncé to promote her new album.

The Sydney Eisteddfod Ballet Scholarship is always one of the biggest events in the ballet calendar, and with it being cancelled for two years running, the anticipation for this year's event is running high.

Early career researchers Amaara Raheem and Yvette Grant from the University of Melbourne’s Victorian College of the Arts, have been awarded a 2022 ABC TOP 5 Arts Media Residency.

The latest Dance Australia Guide to full-time dance schools is in the July/August/September issue. For this year's guide, we asked dance graduates to describe their best memories of their time.

The Sharp Short Dance Festival is on again, and this year it promises to be bigger and better than ever.

Originally scheduled to premiere two years ago, but postponed twice because of Covid, Eireborne will finally leap onto the stage at the Palais Theatre on Friday,

It has just been announced that the newly formed United Ukrainian Ballet is to tour Australia.

Print is for keeps. See what's in the July/August/September print issue.

Over its 46 years of existence, NAISDA has nurtured the artistic development and careers of thousands of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.