New Australian dance
Dance review: The Other Side of Me, Darwin Festival
The NT Dance Company's world premiere is truth-telling powerfully expressed by two dancers representing one First Nations man.
Dance review: Yuldea, Sydney Opera House
The clash of traditional Indigenous life and atomic testing at Maralinga.
Dance review: STATE, State Theatre Centre of WA
Two exciting works of contemporary ballet, inspired by musicality, vulnerability and destruction.
Review: Blood of my blood, Yirramboi
After a last-minute cancellation of one half of the double bill, ‘Blood of my blood’ persevered, echoing its exploration of…
Dance review: Ballet to Broadway, His Majesty's Theatre, WA
West Australian Ballet shines in this breathtaking triple bill.
Dance review: Identity, Sydney Opera House
Two separate performances exemplify the grace and power of two of Australia's leading choreographers: Daniel Riley and Alice Topp.
Capacity-building program for indie dance sector launched in Brisbane
Skills development, capacity building and funded creative residencies are being offered to independent dance artists in south-east Queensland.
Dance review: Somewhere at the beginning, Arts House
An autobiographical solo work from a performer considered the mother of contemporary African dance.
Dance review: RED, Queensland Performing Arts Centre
Visually stunning and beautifully choreographed, Dancenorth's RED packs a powerful and disquieting punch.
Dance review: Exposed, Arts House, FRAME festival
Exposed invites audiences to reflect on the importance of community through a thoughtful and magical production.