Sydney Fringe Festival 2025 celebrates movement in all its forms, from cutting-edge contemporary dance to bold international works. Read more
From Benjamin Millepied to Stephen Page, Brisbane Festival’s dance program is a feast of movement, power and imagination.
Applications are now open for the 2026 Prix de Lausanne, with registration closing on 30 September 2025.
The three visionary choreographers transform the stage as Sydney Dance Company premieres its bold triple bill, Continuum.
Colin Peasley OAM, foundation member of The Australian Ballet and beloved character artist, has passed away after more than 50 years on stage.
Celebrated dancer, choreographer and mentor Garth Welch AM has passed away, leaving a lasting legacy in Australian ballet.
After an explosive showdown in Brisbane, B-Boy BOBCC and B-Girl Momiji will represent Australia at the Red Bull BC One World Final in Tokyo this November.
Queensland Ballet Academy graduate Xavier Xué Barriga heads to New York to join ABT Studio Company for the 2025–2026 season.
The return of the Boys Dance Group section sees more young men stepping proudly into the spotlight.
Step behind the curtain as QPAC opens its doors for a free community celebration with tours, workshops and performances on 31 August.
RNZB unveils a dazzling new Nutcracker, reimagined for a 1950s Kiwi summer.
Claire Voss’s Signal-30 fuses ballet and climate storytelling, confronting water scarcity through urgent, emotive choreography.
Sydney’s IDEA’25 festival returns this September, uniting workshops, performances, and creative exchange across the independent dance sector.
Rising star Georgina Hopson will star as Anya in ANASTASIA, opening at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre this December before touring nationally.
Circa’s Duck Pond turns Swan Lake into a sparkling circus spectacular with acrobatics, humour and heart, touring Queensland this spring.
Lucy Guerin’s One Single Action will represent Australia at the Biennale de la danse de Lyon this September.
Honouring Ballet’s Tradition, Showcasing Its Future — A Brisbane Debut