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Carriageworks celebrates forty years of contemporary Indigenous dance

Carriageworks is set to host a major exhibition surrounding the history of NAISDA in 2016.

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Lord of the Dance

Overcooked production values suffocate talented dancers with unicorns, butterflies and sequins.

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Sneak preview of Stephen Page’s dance-film Spear

Based on an earlier work choreographed on the dancers of Bangarra, Page’s feature film will have its world premiere in…

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Sydney Dance Company’s New Breed

Four emerging choreographers have been selected to create new dance works on the Company.

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A different dance language crosses the Tasman

New Zealand and Australia are geographically and culturally linked, but have noticeably different choreographic vocabularies.

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Wrapping up the National Dance Forum

Physical communication, learning from sport’s successes, and a focus on inclusion and diversity were highlights of NDF 2015.

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Indigenous artists challenge dance sector over lack of representation

Participants at the National Dance Forum challenged the sector over its failure to adequately support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander…

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Dance Massive: collected reviews

ArtsHub’s writers are attending a range of performances as part of Dance Massive 2015; read their collected responses here.

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Ten must-see shows at Dance Massive

The biennial festival of contemporary dance kicks off in Melbourne this week; here are our program highlights.

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Theatre review: Azimut, Adelaide Festival

Named after an astronomical term describing a star’s distance from the viewer, this work is remote but beautiful.

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