18 finalists will take the stage at the Sydney Opera House this Sunday in one of the Southern Hemisphere’s top ballet awards. Read more
Four groundbreaking productions take centre stage in this year’s INDance, Sydney Dance Company’s celebration of independent choreography.
RISING, Victoria’s flagship festival of new art, music and performance, has been officially selected by Creative Australia as the national delivery partner for the Australian Dance Biennial (ADB).
Creative Australia backs bold new street dance collaboration with artists from Western Melbourne and Western Sydney.
The Dance Industry Code of Practice 2025–26 sets new minimum conditions and payment standards, advocating for safety, fairness and sustainability.
After a challenging year of transition, Queensland Ballet is refocusing its vision with strong community ties and creative ambition.
Applications for Prix de Lausanne 2026 open in September, as young dancers from around the world vie for a place on the world stage.
The Tait Memorial Trust announces the new Tait Bonynge Prize for Royal Ballet School graduates from Australia and New Zealand.
Queensland Ballet’s Bespoke returns with three world premieres that challenge how we see, hear and experience contemporary dance.
Julian Hobba has been named Executive Director of Adelaide Festival, bringing national experience and a deep local connection to the role.
Bangarra’s second work for young audiences blends dance, puppetry and First Nations storytelling in a powerful tale of connection to Country.
Two Australian dancers named in this year’s company promotions and appointments
After more than two decades of connection, the New York-based company strengthens its ties with Australian dance.
Catch iconic ballets including The Nutcracker, Giselle and La Fille mal gardée at Palace Cinemas across Australia
Queensland Ballet premieres Elastic Hearts, a new ballet to Sia’s music, launching a bold Gold Coast partnership with HOTA.
Queensland Ballet revives Peter and the Wolf with live music, fresh choreography and a child-focused theatre experience.
Ernesto Young, 18, has been awarded a $50,000 Marten Bequest to support his ballet training and international artistic development.