Dance

Australian premiere of Ballet BC’s Romeo & Juliet

To mark their Australian debut, internationally revered Canadian dance company Ballet BC will present a bold and emotive reimagining of…

7 years ago

Talking climate change and experimental theatre with Sarah Aiken and Rebecca Jensen

The world is falling apart. Do we care? We are currently in the midst of a huge environmental crisis. But…

7 years ago

Melbourne International Arts Festival season announced

The Melbourne International Arts Festival is a cornerstone of Melbourne's arts scene. Happening annually every October, the MIAF showcases a…

7 years ago

Kimberley Bartosik on choreographing and her upcoming works

Kimberly Bartosik has been a prolific choreographer and artistic developer for over 20 years. Her organisation daela facilitates the development of…

7 years ago

Jacob Boehme on his autobiographical Blood On The Dance Floor

Diagnosed with HIV in 1998, Jacob Boehme was lost. A descendant of the Narangga and Kaurna nations of South Australia,…

7 years ago

Colossus bursts into the Melbourne Fringe Festival

20 years in the making, 50 dancers moving, 4 days only - Colossus is a spectacle not to be missed. Stephanie…

8 years ago

Poly-media dance work goes Wireless

With an unsettling clarity on the peculiarities of human behavior (once removed), Wireless proposes that privacy is an invention without…

9 years ago

Coffee With Dana Jolly, Part One: The Power of Positivity, Dealing with Injury, and Overcoming Limitations

Dana Jolly is a renowned Australian performer, choreographer and in-demand freelance teacher with a professional career that spans over forty…

9 years ago

Photo feature: The Australian Ballet’s Nijinsky

The Australian Ballet's latest work is a frank love letter to one of the form's legendary dancers. Vaslav Nijinsky changed…

10 years ago