Dance Cinema online screening.1 March 2021. As part of March Dance, we are privileged to see Oh Boy! by Hadi Moussally. It is...
February 2021. Bangarra is a Wiradjuri word which means “to make fire”. Firestarter is a stunningly photographed film directed by Nel Minchin and Wayne...
Find out what’s happening this month in New Zealand dance news! Royal New Zealand Ballet (RNZB)’s Choreographer in Residence Loughlan Prior has premiered a...
Rowena Rasmussen, film director and choreographer, and husband Joel Rasmussen, urban choreographer and emerging cinematographer, have created a short dance film as a...
Sydney Dance Company has launched its involvement in the inaugural NSW Festival of Place, a year-long festival celebrating NSW’s public spaces initiated...
This year’s Adelaide Film Festival program, which runs 14 – 25 October, includes the premiere of dance films from two of Australia’s...
Everything Gone, a dance film project that is part of ongoing Australian dance series Deep End, premiered over the weekend via Film...
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...
Marquee TV, the multi-genre performing arts streaming service, will be debuting its first annual Summer Shorts Festival on August 3. During its Summer...
For Sue Healey, dance has the dual quality of being one of the most embodied artforms that rests on a visceral and...
Dancenorth’s Disability Ambassador, Chris Dyke, recently collaborated with Artistic Director Kyle Page and videographer Robert Crispe to creat Common Colours, a short...
Reminiscence, a short film created by Australian dancer and choreographer Lucy Doherty, has been announced as part of the line up of...
Australian fans of dance films will have a rare opportunity to see a film in which both the dance scenes and the...
A career in the performing arts is certainly not a choice for the faint of heart, but for those with the requisite...
Dance Academy has made it from the TV to the big screen, but viewers still can’t get enough of the series’ beloved characters. Here,...
Dance Academy: The Movie recently began shooting scenes in Sydney, almost six years to the day since the premiere of Dance Academy...
**May contain spoilers** Whenever ballet makes its way into mainstream TV and movies, my interest is piqued. How will our industry be...
Dance Informa had the honour of speaking with star Kherington Payne of the new hit feature film, Born to Dance. Where are...
Film and dance can sometimes be problematic partners. In this age of readily available video technology the temptation to weld live performance...
Carriageworks, Sydney January 23, 2015 By Elizabeth Ashley of Dance Informa. With Kiss & Cry, the Charleroi Danses bring to the 2015...
By Paul Ransom of Dance Informa. You may well have enjoyed a slow dance before, but not this slow. New York artist...
By Rain Francis of Dance Informa. Ask anyone what their favourite aspect of a given experience was and so often you get...