Exciting opportunities are opening up for young dancers outside capital cities thanks to the expanded Telstra Let's Dance program.

A promising New South Wales dancer has been recognised with a significant scholarship to support her international aspirations.

From London struggles to Stuttgart triumph. The critically noted film John Cranko, featuring Sam Riley, offers a dramatic look at the life of the influential choreographer.

Dancenorth champions the future of dance, offering its artists a vital platform to cultivate their independent creative practices and share stunning new performances.

Ausdance ACT has announced its program for Australian Dance Week 2025, running April 28 to May 5. The schedule features a wide array of classes, workshops, and events, presented as the largest program of its kind nationally.

Adding an extra layer of international prestige to The Australian Ballet's season of Manon is the thrilling announcement that Marchand will be stepping into the romantic lead role of Des Grieux for a limited number of performances.

Bangarra Dance Theatre presents Illume, their groundbreaking first visual arts collaboration. Explore the power of light – ancient life force, cultural connector, and environmental challenge – in this stunning new work touring nationally.

Discover the dancers who impressed an international panel and earned top honours, significant cash prizes, and coveted scholarships at the recent Alana Haines Australasian Awards.

The Brisbane based company announces re-visioning impacting artists, citing federal funding disparity.

Damien Welch adjudicated the annual AICD NSW Awards, including the inaugural Marilyn Jones Artistry Award.

Welch's Raymonda: Houston Ballet continues its innovative streak with another world premiere.

Sydney Eisteddfod has announced an extension to its entry deadline for the 2025 Ballet Scholarship. This renowned scholarship is now offering a second chance for eligible dancers to vie for invaluable support in pursuit of a professional career.

A new book by Jill Rivers celebrates the enduring legacy of a dance revolutionary, just as The Australian Ballet brings his story to the stage.

Producer John Frost has revealed the first three cast members for the highly anticipated 40th Anniversary Australian tour of the iconic musical CATS, including a beloved audience favourite returning to the Jellicle tribe after nearly four decades.

Take a trip to Spain this May with West Australian Ballet’s vibrant production of Don Quixote.

Royal Academy of Dance Australia NSW Awards: Adjudicator Midori Lotz says young dancers displayed "artistry, enthusiasm, dedication, and technical skill." See the full list of winners.