David McAllister AM, artistic director of the Australian Ballet has been captured in a portrait by Australian photographer Peter Brew-Bevan.

What happens when you combine ice-skating with contemporary dance? Nina Levy spoke to Alexandre Hamel, of Canadian contemporary ice-skating company Le Patin Libre, to find out.

NAISDA Dance College will celebrate its 40th anniversary at Carriageworks in Sydney with Circle of Cultures.

Dance Australia warmly congratulates dance and choreographer Eileen Kramer, aged 101, who has been announced as a winner in the Australian Financial Review and Westpac’s 100 Women of Influence Awards for 2016.

Find out what's on for West Australian Ballet in 2017.

Queensland Ballet will present another packed program in 2017.

Melbourne City Ballet’s (MCB) 2017 program is entitled “In Motion”, an appropriate name for a company that is focusing on building audiences in regional/remote areas. 2017 will also see the company embark on its first international tour.

The Australian Ballet launches its 2017 season, reports Nina Levy.

Melbourne City Ballet (MCB) is preparing to retell Bram Stoker’s classic horror story, Dracula, at Darebin Arts and Entertainment Centre from 7-9 October.

Melbourne-based youth dance company Yellow Wheel will be presenting a new work entitled QUARK at Chunky Move, South Bank, 6-8 October.

Registrations closing soon for “Sharp Short Dance” an annual dance festival for dancers and choreographers aged 21 and under.

Irinushka (aka Irina Kuzminsky*) is a Melbourne-based dancer, composer and writer.

Registrations are open for the 2017 Prix de Lausanne from now until 30 September.

The October/November issue of Dance Australia is out now!

It’s Fringe Festival time in Sydney and Melbourne and there’s an abundance of work on offer in the two programs, plus a few shows that are touring to other destinations.

On Tuesday 4 October, ballet lovers will be able to enjoy 20 hours of non-stop exclusive backstage footage from five of the world’s leading ballet companies…