For next year's Asia TOPA festival, Blakdance is presenting a new work called Bunyi Bunyi Bumi, which entreats us to "hear and embody the sounds of the earth – of Country – carrying the stories of shared kinships across the Asia-Pacific region"

Arts Centre Melbourne has commissioned a collaboration that brings together the Australian Ballet's David Hallberg and renown photographer Bill Henson.

After 35 years as editor of 'Dance Australia', Karen van Ulzen has decided to step down. Taking her place in the editor's chair is Olivia Weeks. Here is her message to readers.

Ty King-Wall, the new Artistic Director of the Royal New Zealand Ballet, has made the year's theme "all about home".

Qld Ballet announces new dancers, dancer departures and promotions.

When "New Breed" leaps onto the stage next week, it will present a glimpse into the next wave of dance choreography, with four rising dance makers premiering new works.

The National College of Dance in Newcastle is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a star-studded Reunion Gala this Saturday 7. 

Geelong Arts Centre, in Victoria, has announced a series of grants and initiatives as part of its artistic development program. A

The 2025 Sydney Festival will be an 'exhilarating and thought-provoking journey through the arts with exceptional talent at the reins'.

If you are a fan of the Australian Ballet and would like to be more involved, the Ballet Society might be the place for you. 

For this year's Dance (Lens) Mini series, Melbourne's Dancehouse is presenting award-winning choreographer and filmmaker Sue Healey’s On View: Icons.

Congratulations to Martin del Amo, choreographer and dancer with 30 years of professional experience, who is one of 11 leading artists to receive a 2024 Creative Australia Award.

The Queensland Ballet (QB) is celebrating its 65th anniversary in 2025, and Acting Artistic Director Greg Horsman has assembled a suitably glamorous program for such a landmark year.

Bangarra Dance Theatre, Australia's flagship Indigenous performing arts company, will present the world premiere of its first ever visual arts collaboration in 2025.

Amid the dance highlights are two overseas companies, each headed by a charismatic European choreographer. Each is a Perth Festival exclusive.

The Adelaide Festival has a history of presenting groundbreaking dance. The 2025 program will allow audiences a chance to see Tanz Theater Wuppertal for the first time under its new director, Boris Charmatz.