Contemporary dance artists from across Australia are invited to submit expressions of interest for a funded residency.

The Jan/Feb/Mar issue is bursting with essential reading.

Brisbane's Australasian Dance Collective is thrilled to be embarking on a tour through autumn and winter.

After a rambunctious, award-winning Australian premiere season in 2019, the West Australian Ballet is taking another trip down the rabbit hole and bringing back Septime Webre’s ALICE (in wonderland) to the stage.

"We mourn his loss, but we are profoundly grateful for his long life and for the generosity with which he shared it with us all."

We have two double passes to give away to opening night in Sydney!

Daniel Riley, the newly appointed artistic director of Australian Dance Theatre, has announced his plans for 2022.

Would you cancel Tchaikovsky because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine?

The Adelaide Festival might have wrapped up for the year, but the dancing is still continuing at the Adelaide Festival Centre.

It's a case of third time lucky – Melbourne's new Rising Festival, cancelled two years in a row, is scheduled to "rise" at last this year – pending all the usual caveats we have come to know over the past long while.

A new dance company is taking shape in Australia's most southern city.

It would not be easy for dancers to speak out about the invasion of Ukraine, writes Karen van Ulzen.

Ausdance Vic has launched a new, nationally recognised accredited course called Creative Ageing through Dance.

South Australia's contemporary dance organisation The Mill is offering a new, two-part residency to an artist, thanks to an exciting partnership with Sydney's Brand X.

The Karen Ireland Dance Studio in Lismore has been totally inundated by floodwaters. The two-level building, where she has taught for 20 years, is completely ruined.

The Royal Opera House has cancelled the visit of the Bolshoi Ballet, scheduled for its summer season this year.