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Raghav Handa's 'The Assembly'. Photo by Nat Cartney Photography.

Raghav Handa’s ‘The Assembly’: A Mind and heart journey

Campbelltown Arts Centre, Sydney.7 March 2024. Raghav Handa is an acclaimed Indian Australian choreographer, whose latest work The Assembly, presented by and...

Brianna Kell performing in Daniel Riley's 'SAVAGE'. Photo by Sam Roberts.

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Australian Dance Theatre appoints Brianna Kell as Artistic Associate

Australian Dance Theatre (ADT) is thrilled to announce the appointment of Brianna Kell to the role of Artistic Associate. Joining ADT’s ensemble...

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Campbelltown Arts Centre presents ‘The Other Side’ with dancer Brianna Kell

Campbelltown Arts Centre (C-A-C) is proud to present The Other Side, a new performance piece that is a physical, sonic and visual...

Martin del Amo's 'Mirage'. Photo by Heidrun Lohr.

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Moving at a pace to allow for breath: Martin del Amo’s ‘Mirage’

Campbelltown Arts Centre, Sydney. 7 January 2022. Mirage premiered at the Campbelltown Arts Centre on 7 January. It was originally intended to run as...

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Campbelltown Arts Centre presents Martin del Amo’s ‘Mirage’ as part of Sydney Festival

Campbelltown Arts Centre (C-A-C) is proud to present Mirage by acclaimed choreographer and dancer Martin del Amo to run 7 – 15 January as...

Jasmin Sheppard's 'The Complications of Lyrebirds'. Photo by Samuel James.

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Campbelltown Arts Centre creates a hub of dance for Sydney Festival 2021

Campbelltown Arts Centre (C-A-C) will present a powerful program of contemporary dance and art as part of Sydney Festival 2021. C-A-C has...

'Becoming The Icon' featuring Lilian Steiner and Emile Zile. Photo by James Wright.

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Lilian Steiner and Emile Zile: ‘Becoming The Icon’

On 19 August, Becoming The Icon, the final commission for BLEED (Biennial Live Event in the Everyday Digital), will premiere. Becoming The Icon is a...

Kristina Chan's 'A Faint Existence'. Photo by Ashley de Przer.

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Kristina Chan’s ‘A Faint Existence’: Environmental movement

Yes, environment. No, not merely the reductionist narrative or narrow polemic of political theatre but the broader existential relationship we are all...