Canberra’s young dancers blast off with Life on Mars, Ausdance ACT’s 2025 Youth Dance Festival — a thrilling, inclusive celebration of creativity, collaboration and what it means to be human.

From Paris to Brisbane, meet the next generation of Australian dancers making their mark on the world stage — and find out where they’ve landed

A year of power, beauty and transformation awaits as the Royal New Zealand Ballet unveils a 2026 season rich in drama and imagination.

Alice Topp returns to West Australian Ballet with Macbeth, a gripping contemporary reimagining of Shakespeare’s tragedy exploring ambition, power and consequence in a modern world.

This year’s BICD Prix paid tribute to founder Louise Deleur, uniting young dancers and mentors in a moving week of performance and learning.

Reviewer Denise Richardson revisits Queensland Ballet’s Dangerous Liaisons — a sumptuous return to Liam Scarlett’s audacious world of seduction, betrayal and exquisite theatrical craft.

The Australian Circus Summit returns to Melbourne this October, uniting global voices to explore the future of circus under the theme Out of Lines.

Royal Ballet star Isabella Gasparini and São Paulo’s Yoshi Suzuki lead a glittering line-up of guest performances at The Fonteyn 2025.

Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo celebrates 40 years with a bold new Bayadère and an international tour spanning Venice, Madrid, Riga and beyond.

World Ballet Pianists Day returns on 9 October, celebrating the artistry of the musicians who give life to dance in studios and on stage worldwide.

Force Majeure has announced that Artistic Director Danielle Micich will finish her tenure in 2025, following a decade of fearless and poetic movement-based performance.

Brisbane transformed into a citywide stage as the 2025 Festival wrapped, celebrating bold creativity and marking the end of Louise Bezzina’s transformative leadership.

West Australian Ballet’s 2026 season Of Here. From Then. blends iconic favourites with bold new works, marking the first program unveiled under incoming Artistic Director Leanne Stojmenov.

From the Betsy Sawers, Shirley Treacy, Audrey Nicholls and Kathleen Gorham Awards to more still ahead, RAD Australia’s 90th anniversary year continues to celebrate young dancers nationwide.

POINTE: Dancing on a Knife’s Edge charts Floeur Alder’s journey of resilience and healing through dance. Following its WA premiere, the documentary now screens in Perth, Canberra, Darwin, Sydney and Melbourne this spring.

Dancenorth turns 40 this week with the premiere of A Live Moment at NAFA, transforming its historic Townsville home into an immersive journey through light, sound and dance.