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Dance Australia congratulates the winners of this year’s Sydney Eisteddfod Ballet Scholarship and Robert & Elizabeth Albert Scholarship.

Three choreographers have been chosen to create new work for the company's PIECES 2024 program.

The Royal Ballet School in London is collaborating with the Australian Ballet School to hold a five-day intensive teacher training program in Melbourne.

An Australian is among four dance students who have been pre-selected from the Prix de Lausanne's Summer Intensive to participate in the competition finals.

Bangarra has announced the recipients of its annual prestigious musical fellowship.

Former dancer and choreographer Petal Ashmole Winstanley has written a painfully honest account of her tumultuous life.

"We exist to share the joy of dance with everyone, and this is a very important first step in fostering lifelong creative engagement with our littlest audiences yet.” So says Rafael Bonachela of SDC's first ever children's program: opening today.

A great IDEA!

FORM Dance Projects in Sydney has launched an exciting new annual dance festival - IDEA - Independent Dance Exchange Australia. Apply now!

The British Ballet Organization (BBO), is "absolutely thrilled" to announce the appointment of Anita Young MBE as Artistic Director.

This year's annual contemporary arts event has a focus on Lucy Guerin, AO, the Melbourne-based, much lauded choreographer.

Hong Kong Dance Company is returning to Sydney with its award winning production, Convergence, a striking combination of dance and martial arts.

CLOSES TOMORROW! Le Aerial, Australia's own spectacular "Cirque" style show is returning to the Sydney Opera House in July and we have TWO DOUBLE PASSES for readers!

If you know of a regional school or teacher who deserves to be recognised, we want to know about them. Tell us who they are and why you admire them!

From open landscapes to intimate settings: this set of six unique works is presented by FORM Dance Projects in Sydney.

In Melbourne, at the Victorian College of the Arts, an interesting anniversary was commemorated this month by the students of the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music: that of the premiere of Merce Cunningham's seminal work, Ocean.