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3.6KAustralian Dance ReviewsEkosDance Company brings Indonesian culture to Sydney Festival
Carriageworks, Sydney. January 8, 2017. As part of this year’s Sydney Festival, Indonesia’s EkosDance Company brought us two intriguing dance works: first,...
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6.5KAustralian Dance Reviews‘Dusty the Musical’ brings ’60s soundtrack to life
Festival Theatre, Adelaide. January 6, 2017. If you love ’60s music and are looking for an energetic, entertaining evening at the theatre,...
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5.2KAustralian Dance ReviewsEcole Vocational Ballet celebrates 20th anniversary with ‘Cinderella’
Smith Auditorium Shore School, Sydney. December 18, 2016. The end of 2016 was truly a remarkable time for the directors of Ecole...
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14.8KDance Advice5 ways to look at creativity to enhance your choreography and your life
Creativity permeates life, whether or not you are aware of it. It’s the very essence of being human. The question is, what...
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8.3KDancer HealthFit and fabulous New Year with Energetiks’ model Rachelle di Stasio
A new year is always exciting – it’s a brand new opportunity to recharge, start fresh, set some goals and get focused....
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5.2KDancer HealthDancers’ New Year’s resolutions for 2017
It’s that time of year – when goals, hopes and dreams for the coming months begin to stir and inspire. Here, Dance...
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5.5KInterviewsLucinda Dunn to teach at 2017 Victorian Dance Festival
Ballet dancers around Victoria are in for a very special treat this March. Australia’s longest-serving ballerina, Lucinda Dunn, will be holding a...
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16.1KFeaturedAustralians headed to the 2017 Prix de Lausanne
The Prix de Lausanne is widely regarded as one of the most elite ballet competitions in the world. Taking place at the...
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10.5KDance Teacher ResourcesStudio owners and teachers: How to focus for the 2017 school year
Dance students aren’t the only ones who have to focus for this new school year ahead. Dance studio owners, directors and teachers,...
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6.9KFeaturedNew Zealand Dance News – January 2017
Find out what’s happening in New Zealand dance this month! As part of the Auckland Arts Festival in March, local dancers will be...
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6.9KFeaturedJason Gilkison: (Not so) Strictly Ballroom
Jason Gilkison thinks of Burn The Floor like this: “It’s like finding a beautiful piece of your grandparent’s jewellery, taking out the...
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4.8KFeaturedThe quiet room: Lilian Steiner’s ‘Noise Quartet Meditation’
There is a space, right in the heart of scrawling chaos, which is quiet and calm. And in the wall of noise,...
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5.8KFeaturedTao Dance Theater: The body of desire
On a cool winter day in Beijing, choreographer and philosopher Tao Ye is taking time out from rehearsals to tease apart the...
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8.6KFeaturedCirque du Soleil’s ‘KOOZA’: An even bigger box of tricks
Cirque du Soleil’s eighth big top show to tour Australia, KOOZA, has been packing houses and racking up plaudits since its Sydney...
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7.9KFeaturedBaylie Carson on taking ‘Dusty’ to Adelaide
Is it “Son of a Preacher Man”, “I Only Want to Be with You”, or maybe “Wishin’ and Hopin'”? What’s the first...
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9.2KDance Teacher ResourcesThinking about teaching: Why teach young people choreography?
When programing classes for your school in 2017, consider opportunities for teaching choreography. Choreography empowers students to think of themselves as a...
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6.5KFeaturesDancenorth celebrates a phenomenal year
Dancenorth has experienced phenomenal success in 2016, and the company is not slowing down, with a focus on festivals and touring taking...
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4.7KSpotlightUnderbelly Arts Festival has a new director with big plans
Underbelly Arts has a new director at the helm for its 2017 biennial Lab and Festival. Roslyn Helper, a former participating Underbelly...
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9.6KGiveawaysWatch the Paris Opera Ballet perform ‘Swan Lake’ in your cinema
Rudolf Nureyev’s masterful version of Swan Lake will be screened in Australian cinemas this February 17-22, direct from the stage of Paris’...
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6.0KAustralian Dance ReviewsAustralian Ballet School delights with fairytale ‘The Snow Queen’
Playhouse Theatre, Arts Centre Melbourne, Melbourne. 9 December 2016. A delightful alternative to The Nutcracker, The Snow Queen feels well-suited to the...
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4.6KAustralian Dance Reviews‘From Sand to Stage’ honors 40th anniversary of NAISDA
Carriageworks, Sydney. November 19, 2016. Celebrating the 40th anniversary of the National Aboriginal and Islander Skills Development Association (NAISDA), From Sand to Stage also examined...
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3.7KAustralian Dance ReviewsMatthew Day’s ‘Assemblage #1’: A private ritual
Dancehouse, Melbourne. November 27, 2016. The notion of durational performance is one packed with ironies. Indeed, we could very well argue that...
