ADC's "Relic" defies expectations. A cyclone-delayed debut delivers powerful, immersive dance in a raw foundry. Mortality meets motocross in a visually stunning, hypnotic journey, writes Denise Richardson Read more
'The highlight of the 2021 Perth Festival': Alana Kildea reviews Brooke Leader & Dancers'.
Maggie Tonkin reviews Restless Dance Theatre and Botis Seva's 'Blkdog'.
Almost a year to the day later than originally planned, the Queensland Ballet finally launched its 60th Anniversary Gala season with an opening night that truly sparkled.
The sense of celebration and excitement was palpable on Friday evening as The Australian Ballet took to the stage for the first time in almost a year.
Curated and mentored by Tyrone Earl Lraé Robinson, MoveMoveMove is an eclectic promenade performance consisting of three separate works across various venues in Perth's Northbridge.
What a deeply appropriate, emotionally resonant work 'Impermanence' has become, writes Geraldine Higginson.
'Different but equally brilliant.' Alana Kildea reviews the West Australian Ballet and Perth's Co3.
From its initial blistering explosion of light, sound and movement this bold, audacious work positively thrills, writes Denise Richardson.
Geraldine Higginson reviews Bangarra Dance Theatre's 'Spirit' and Jasmin Sheppard's 'The Complication of Lyrebirds'.
'Visually striking.' Geraldine Higginson reviews 'The Four Seasons and 'Explicit Contents'.
Three terrific performances, including 'a master work of the repertoire', made up the second half of the Festival, writes Maggie Tonkin.
"Consummate contemporary ballet." Susan Bendall reviews The Australian Ballet's 'Volt'.
Most of the works in year's Keir Choreographic Award final didn't win over Geraldine Higginson.
Geraldine Higginson found Victorian State Ballet's production of 'Beauty and the Beast' fresh and engaging.
A rich overview of the sheer variety of contemporary dance: Maggie Tonkin reviews three works from this year's Adelaide Festival.
Featuring a range of free performances, Supercell's 2020 program was characterised by diversity, says Denise Richardson.