Just before social distancing measures came into place, West Australian Ballet was able to film Genesis, its annual season of short new works, choreographed by its dancers.

Sydney Eisteddfod has announced the launch of Stage at Home, a new initiative that invites young performers to share a video recording, to be showcased on the Sydney Eisteddfod YouTube Channel.

Running online dance classes? Make sure you have the right music licence.

It's not too late to apply for one of 10 choreographic research positions.

This June, Australian audiences will be able to watch Australian dancer Sam -Young Wright perform his own work in an international choreography competition that has moved online.

The Tait Memorial Trust is offering a rare opportunity to listen to Leanne Benjamin AM OBE and Steven McRae in conversation with conductor Simone Young, to raise money for Australian and New Zealand performing artists living in the United Kingdom.

Emma Sandall's popular Ask Emma column, in which dancers send in their questions for Emma to answer, has gone live, online!

"At the moment we're trying to find an immediate way to employ our artists and pay them to think creatively," says Force Majeure's artistic director.

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The Youth America Grand Prix (YAGP) has announced its new Virtual Scholarship Program, and is also offering online classes.

Monday 11 May will see some of Australia’s brightest musical theatre stars come together virtually to present “Lights Up on the Arts [Home Delivery]”.

The Australian Performing Arts Teachers Association (APATA) has announced the winners of its 2020 national awards program.

Australian Dance Theatre has announced a program called ADAPT, which will see the company share some of its most celebrated works online.

Shaun Parker & Company has found various ways to continue working and maintain connections with both its dancers and its audiences during this time of physical distancing.

"Lay-offs, however, are out of the question. . . . I will fight until the end if it gets to that point – it’s something I will never accept,” declares Artistic Director Aurelian Scanella.

The Australia Council has announced it will direct approximately $5M to a Resilience Fund for artists and arts organisations to support their livelihoods, practice and operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.