Dance
Carriageworks celebrates forty years of contemporary Indigenous dance
Carriageworks is set to host a major exhibition surrounding the history of NAISDA in 2016.
Lord of the Dance
Overcooked production values suffocate talented dancers with unicorns, butterflies and sequins.
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…
Sydney Dance Company’s New Breed
Four emerging choreographers have been selected to create new dance works on the Company.
A different dance language crosses the Tasman
New Zealand and Australia are geographically and culturally linked, but have noticeably different choreographic vocabularies.
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.
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…
Dance Massive: collected reviews
ArtsHub’s writers are attending a range of performances as part of Dance Massive 2015; read their collected responses here.
Ten must-see shows at Dance Massive
The biennial festival of contemporary dance kicks off in Melbourne this week; here are our program highlights.
Theatre review: Azimut, Adelaide Festival
Named after an astronomical term describing a star’s distance from the viewer, this work is remote but beautiful.