Watch this lovely video of the company in class, recorded just before NZ's Red Traffic Light settings came into place in New Zealand (11.59pm on 23 January. It's lovely!

While the sports world was gearing up for its Winter Olympics, the ballet world was gearing up for a winter olympics of its own – the annual, prestigious Prix de Lausanne.

Read the latest issue of Dance Australia for a tantalizing and comprehensive preview of the ballets, festivals and dance works, grand and spectacular, small and intimate, on offer, and start making your plans!

A student at the Australian Ballet School, Amy Ronnfeldt, has won a coveted scholarship at the prestigious Prix de Lausanne, held just this last weekend in Switzerland.

Dancenorth in Townsville is inviting 25 young dance artists from Australia and New Zealand to participate in a full time secondment experience led by the Dancenorth Ensemble with Amber Haines (Associate Artistic Director).

Sydney’s annual festival for independent dance is returning in 2022, with a huge line-up of artists ready to take to the stage.

Telstra and the Australian Ballet have revealed the five five talented young dancers selected as nominees for the 2022 Telstra Ballet Dancer Awards.

The Bolshoi Ballet is celebrating Yuri Grigorovich's 95th birthday with a festival of his ballets.

An American in Paris opened to a full house in Brisbane last week, after a short postponement due to Covid 19.

Our latest issue has a special focus on teaching, with topics of critical importance to teachers.

Launceston youth company Stompin is presenting two programs in January, in Launceston and at MONA FOMA in Hobart.

Seldom have the words "end of an era" been so aptly chosen when Bangarra Dance Theatre announced this week that Stephen Page will step down as Bangarra Artistic Director in early 2023.

An international ballet gala featuring a starry line-up of guest artists is scheduled for Queensland in January.

Martin del Amo, the highly regarded independent choreographer and dancer, has created a new solo called 'Mirage' for the Sydney Festival.

The Sydney Festival will spring back to life in 2022 with new artistic director, Olivia Ansell, at the helm.

Two highly respected familiar faces are leaving their roles.