Qld Ballet's artistic director says the company does not receive its fair share of Federal Government funding, putting it at a huge disadvantage compared with its peers. We print his speech in full here.

Dance students at the West Australian Academy of the Performing Arts are about to leap onto the stage for a stunning program of contemporary dance and classical ballet, called "Verge".

Following a rigorous selection process, the candidates for the next Prix de Lausanne, to be held in Switzerland in 2024, have been announced.

The annual summer arts feast, which runs from January 5 to 28, has a healthy contingent of dance productions, from local artists as well as visiting companies.

We are looking for music theatre writer to join our freelance team.

It's World Ballet Day today! Now in its 10th year, this on-line event is a feast for ballet-lovers!

The October/November/December print issue of Dance Australia is OUT NOW and packed with essential reading!

Australians excelled at the Royal Academy of Dance's Margot Fonteyn International Ballet Competition were held in London over the weekend.

The internationally renown choreographic partnership of Russell Maliphant and Dana Fouras is holding workshops in three Australian cities.

More than 350 performers in 25 dance groups will represent over 30 nations and clans in a joyous celebration of First Nations music, dance and culture.

The Queensland Ballet has unveiled its 2024 season - the last to be curated by Artistic Director Li Cunxin before he steps down from his post.

The Human Expression (T.H.E) Dance Company, from Singapore, is presenting 'Infinitely Closer' at the Festival Theatre on Friday and Saturday.

Lucy Guerin Inc has anounced not one but three lucky recipients of its annual Resident Director position at its WXYZ home studio in North Melbourne.

Next year’s Adelaide Festival will be the first to be presented by new Artistic Director Ruth Mackenzie and her colleagues, and will uphold the festival's legacy of its position as Australia's premier international arts festival.

Since its world premiere in Sydney earlier this year, Australian Dance Theatre’s Tracker has toured to Adelaide, Perth, Melbourne and Brisbane. Now, it will return to ADT’s home state of South Australia for a series of performances, Oct 25-Nov 9.

This year, Brisbane’s Studio1 has hosted three free afternoon sessions of creative-play led and devised by independent movement artist Jag Popham.