“Their jumps are astounding, their control is as strong as steel and their free-spirited joy for dance is infectious.” – Sunday Herald Sun ...
Is pixel management the next frontier of dance? Digital artist Olaf Meyers insists his multimedia light show for Antony Hamilton’s Black Projects...
Eighteenth-century breakdance? Yes, it is possible; and as Yui Kawaguchi explains, even Japanese ballerinas love breaking to Bach. By Paul Ransom. Think...
By Rebecca Martin. Jayden Hicks is arguably Melbourne’s most talented and versatile male dancer and he has now joined forces with another...
By Chelsea Thomas. Kati Smasne, 16, never dreamed she would win the first global competition of Dance Upon A Dream, a new...
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By Linda Badger. With an enviable career, Kristina Chan is one of Australia’s foremost independent dance artists. Having worked with so many...
With its roots in Africa and its home in Melbourne, Asanti Dance Theatre is striving to make sense of tribal tradition in...
Sydney Theatre Opening night – October 29 2012 By Renata Ogayar. The world premiere of Project Rameau opened at Sydney Theatre, Walsh...
Sydney Theatre October 17-21 By Linda Badger. A simply gorgeous feast of diverse contemporary dance! In Neon Lights the truly versatile West...
Oct 16-21 2013 MTC Sumner Theatre, Melbourne As part of Melbourne Festival By Rebecca Martin. Akram Kahn has garnered a wider audience...
Arts Centre Melbourne, Playhouse October 10-16 2013 As part of Melbourne Festival By Rain Francis. I had been hanging out to see...
After fifty years in dance, superstar choreographer William Forsythe has heard it all; and he might be just as happy with an...
Turning the horror of a massive earthquake into a world premiere Melbourne Festival piece By Paul Ransom. “The main impact is that...
Sydney Opera House August 31 2012 As part of Spring Dance By Renata Ogayar. Clouds above Berlin was an 80 minute work...
From the island of Java, via the deserts of Australia, Opal Vapour traverses the stage with ancient/modern rigour. By Paul Ransom. Picture...
Correria /Agwa Mourad Merzouki Sydney Opera House August 30 2012 As part of Spring Dance 2012 By Elizabeth Ashley. Spring Dance 2012...
Capitol Theatre, Sydney 15- 19 August 2012 By Lynne Lancaster. Pretty ballet purists will hate this, but if you are into jaw...
By Rain Francis. Collaboration The Project strives to provide Australian dancers, choreographers and artists with performance and creative opportunities on Australian shores....
Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne July 5 2012 By Paul Ransom. It is obvious that Briwyant has been thought about long and hard. The...
Inspired by traditional painting, indigenous choreographer Vicki Van Hout brings ancient brush strokes to life in Briwyant. By Paul Ransom. Dance, like...
By Jo McDonald. Emerging South Australian dance theatre and education company, One Point 618 will present a world premiere production, Involuntary, at...