Link Dance Company, the graduate company of the WA Academy of Performing Arts, is about to present The History Project, a major showcase for the students before they embark on their professional careers.

The Fonteyn awards have just finished in London. Olivia Weeks was there.

The Royal Academy of Dance prestigious Fonteyn ballet competition took place in London last week, with over 60 candidates from 13 countries across the world vying for the coveted award.

Anne Butler has been appointed to the position of the Chair of Cecchetti International Classical Ballet for the next term of Office.

SDC's national tour continues: next stop Melbourne.

David Hallberg's 2025 season will show the full 'weight and importance of the repertoire the Australian Ballet (AB) can perform'.

Hundreds of hopefuls from all over the world auditioned for 18 places in the newly formed Paris Opera Junior Ballet. One of those chosen is from Australia and another is from New Zealand.

Jamiel Devernay-Laurence is a UK-based, former Scottish Ballet dancer turned entrepreneur who believes that a new audience for ballet can be found by presenting smaller programs in smaller venues.

Applications are now open for the Sunshine Coast Arts Foundation annual “Gifted” Program.

The Adelaide Festival has announced three of its major presentations for next year, and two of them are dance productions.  

We have three A / B Reserve Double Passes to give away to SDC's season of 'Twofold' on Tuesday 24 September, 6:30pm.

It’s taken three generations and almost 70 years to finally bring 'GOLD' – a new narrative ballet set in Australia’s gold rush era - to the stage, writes Geraldine Higginson.

Julie Shanahan, Pina Bausch alumna, will join Restless Dance Theatre for an exciting collaboration.

Two of Australia’s most celebrated leading ladies, Anna O’Byrne and Marina Prior, will star in a lavish concert presentation of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Carousel, one of the most beloved musicals of all time.

The Australian Ballet's major new work explores the life of one of the world's literary geniuses.

Former dancer and multi-talented Emma Sandall (and one-time valued writer for 'Dance Australia') has returned from overseas and is about to present her own one-woman play.