In this second instalment of our Choreography Advice Series (you can find our first interview with Sydney Dance Company’s Rafael Bonachela here),...
While there’s no shortage of advice out there for young dancers, the same can’t be said for aspiring choreographers. For those whose...
For two shows only, 22-23 September, FORM Dance Projects, together with Riverside Theatres, will present Urban Kali, a contemporary multidisciplinary performance that...
“In a way, making shows and art for me are a way to understand things that I’m questioning in life, and to...
Based upon the novel written by Alice Walker and the feature film of the same name, The Color Purple was produced on...
So you’re dreaming of entering a full-time dance program? Read on for some tips on how to ace that audition! #1. Get...
Okay, so what is the next move? Where is all this choreography going? As cultural forms evolve, they tend to mimic the...
Young dance artists with an interest in choreography are being given the chance to take part in an exciting new competition. Dance...
Starting a career as a choreographer can be tough. It often takes years of making work to book regular performances for your...
The Creative Process By Jo McDonald. The first part of this article covered the meaning of creativity and how we can encourage...
By Jo McDonald. As I sit down to write this article, I’m at a loss for how to start it. I sit...
By Linda Badger. With an enviable career, Kristina Chan is one of Australia’s foremost independent dance artists. Having worked with so many...
Arts Centre Melbourne, Playhouse October 10-16 2013 As part of Melbourne Festival By Rain Francis. I had been hanging out to see...
By Kristy Johnson. Opening to rave reviews in Sydney, An Officer and a Gentleman is continuing it’s packed out season. Part of...
By Kristy Johnson. As an Emmy nominated choreographer on America’s smash hit So You Think You Can Dance, Travis Wall has come...
How much do you know about George Balanchine, one of the 20th century’s most famous choreographers? By Rain Francis. 1. George Balanchine...
Launch Pad Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Art February 2012 By Belinda Adams. It is intriguing that so many people rush to...
Australian Dance Theatre is getting ready to present the world premiere of their new work, Proximity as part of Adelaide Festival this...
By Laura Di Orio When a dancer steps down from the stage and “hangs up his or her shoes”, it doesn’t always...
More than a manipulation of the elements By Emily Yewell Volin Does choreographic creativity ooze out of you or are you petrified...
By Regina Green Melbourne’s Fringe Festival is now underway, and as always we are spoilt for choice. In the final week of...
By Grace Edwards Adelaide-born contemporary dance artist Lisa Griffiths and New Zealand-born contemporary performing artist and guest teacher Craig Bary collaborate with...