Our Emerging Female Classical Choreographer, Amelia Drummond, writes her latest post.

Ashgrove Dance Studio in Brisbane is celebrating an amazing 120 years, writes Michelle Dursun.

The Oct/Nov issue is OUT NOW and packed with interesting and entertaining reading.

Among the highlight's of The Australian Ballet's 2020 season will be a new version of the Tolstoy classic, 'Anna Karenina'.

Irina Kuzminsky, Dance Australia's respected classical ballet critic, is staging her own "one woman dance and poetry fusion show" at the Butterfly Club in Melbourne.

Dancer, sound designer and choreographer Alisdair Macindoe is one of nine gifted Australians to have received a 2019 Sidney Myer Creative Fellowship. He receives an unrestricted and tax-free grant of $160,000 over a two-year period.

The Royal Academy of Dance recently held its 2019 Victorian Audrey Nicholls Grade Awards at the Australian Ballet studios in Melbourne.

The fifth edition of Grand Audition for professional dancers and graduate students (ages 17-26) will be held 4-5 February at the Teatre-Auditori Sant Cugat, Barcelona, Spain.

Sydney Eisteddfod’s Dance of Champions saw troupes of dancers aged 4-18 years, from across NSW, perform competing at the UNSW Science Theatre, Sunday 15 September.

Queensland Ballet (QB) will be celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2020 with a season that is equal parts old and new works, honouring the past whilst also looking to the future.

SDC has planned a year packed with performances.

The 2019 Liveworks Festival of Experimental Art returns to Sydney's Carriageworks this October.

Two Australians received coveted medal placings at this year’s Genee International Ballet Competition, held at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto, Canada, on 29 August.

Amelia Drummond, our Emerging Female Classical Choreographer recipient, describes her week-in-residence at the Sydney Opera House.

Over the weekend I came across the video footage of 'Good Morning America' host Lara Spencer mocking young Prince George for taking (and – gasp – enjoying) ballet lessons.

Congratulations to Hyo Shimizu (The Conlan College, NSW), winner of the Sydney Eisteddfod Ballet Scholarship for 2019.