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Stephanie Lake's 'Colossus'. Photo by Mark Gambino.

Sharing the big umbrella: Jo Lloyd and Stephanie Lake at Melbourne Festival

This year’s Melbourne International Arts Festival has already made news. Not only is it Jonathan Holloway’s final year as Artistic Director, but...

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Taking the ballet body forward

Last month, we asked, “Is ballet future proof?” This month, we dig deeper, and ponder what comes next for an artform sandwiched...

RNZB dancers Paul Mathews, Nadia Yanowsky and Katherine Minor in 'Black Swan, White Swan'. Photo by Ross Brown.

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New Zealand Dance News – May 2019

Find out what’s happening in New Zealand dance news this month! The New Zealand Dance Company (NZDC) performs the second leg of its...

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Stephanie Lake’s ‘Skeleton Tree’: Meditations on death and loss

Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne. 16 March 2019. Sunday morning, skeleton tree Oh, nothing is for free In the window, a candle Well, maybe...

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The hottest and most anticipated dance events of the year

Just a couple months in, 2019 has already proven to be a busy and creative year for Australia’s legion of dancers, dance...

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From the rehearsal studio: A talk with Stephanie Lake on ‘Skeleton Tree’

Dance Informa had the opportunity to chat with choreographer Stephanie Lake during a break in rehearsals for her latest work, Skeleton Tree....

The New Zealand Dance Company. Photo by John McDermott.

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New Zealand Dance News – December 2018

Find out what’s happening this month in New Zealand dance news! The New Zealand Dance Company (NZDC) is thrilled to present Time, a...

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Stephanie Lake’s ‘Colossus’ is grand and beautiful

Arts Centre Melbourne, Melbourne. 27 September 2018. Colossus is the realisation of a dream for Stephanie Lake, who has always been fascinated by the...

Stephanie Lake's 'Colossus'. Photo by Pippa Samaya.

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Stephanie Lake’s ‘Colossus’: Stage set for big impact

Stephanie Lake has been described as “one of the most important voices in contemporary choreography”, with “gutsy physicality and kooky poetics”. With...

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The choreographic potential is dizzying: Stephanie Lake on Colossus

It may have taken 20 years for multi award-winning Australian choreographer Stephanie Lake to bring her work Colossus to life, but as...

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Choreography Advice Series: Melbourne’s Stephanie Lake

In this second instalment of our Choreography Advice Series (you can find our first interview with Sydney Dance Company’s Rafael Bonachela here),...

Stephanie Lake in rehearsal. Photo by Pia Johnson.

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What’s next for Stephanie Lake after Australia Council Fellowship?

Every year, the Commonwealth Government’s peak arts funding body, The Australia Council, announces a number of Fellowships, whereby it awards practising artists...

'Propel', featuring Alana Sargent and Jake McLarnon, with costumes by Sargent. Photo by Fiona Cullen.

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Spotlight on Expressions Dance Company’s Alana Sargent

Meet Alana Sargent. Sargent loves it when a dancer can make you “move in your seat while you are watching them”. She...

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Arts House presents new works by Stephanie Lake and Melanie Lane

In what amounts to a “mini festival” of two, Arts House in North Melbourne will play host to world premieres from two...

Mason Kelly of Dancenorth. Photo by Amber Haines.

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Kyle Page, artistic director of Dancenorth, talks 2016 season

Dance Informa had the opportunity and pleasure to interview dancer and choreographer Kyle Page. Formerly a Dancenorth and Australian Dance Theatre dancer,...

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Stephanie Lake’s ‘Double Blind’ at Sydney Festival

Carriageworks, Sydney. Thursday, January 21, 2016. Double Blind opens with a stark, sterile, floodlit stage where two dancers immediately engage in a...

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2016 Sydney Festival offers a feast of dance

The 2016 Sydney Festival, running January 7-26, has a strong dance offering with both international and local representation alike. A few highlights...