Bangarra Dance Theatre today announces the appointment of two new Dancers, who will join the company in 2022.
Janaya Lamb will join the ensemble of company dancers in 2022. Janaya is a proud young Wiradjuri woman, born on Bunjalung country. …
Australia’s leading Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performing arts company, Bangarra Dance Theatre is pleased to announce Wiradjuri woman Amy Flannery and Leon Rodgers, a descendent of the Worimi nation, as the 2021 David Page Music Fellows.
The Fellowship …
Not your standard ballet book, this is a punchy, hard hitting autobiography by New York City Ballet soloist Georgina Pazcoguin, (aka ‘the Rogue Ballerina’, or Gina or Paz), intimately revealing life behind the scenes of the New York City …
The Australian Ballet is excited to announce its second release for this year’s Digital Season is the ever-popular Giselle, presented by qualia. Maina Gielgud’s Giselle is a staple in The Australian Ballet’s repertoire and one that the Company has
This is a large, heavy, exquisitely presented book that will have dance lovers in raptures.
It follow the life of Sergei Polunin, often called the ‘self destructive bad boy of ballet ‘ (sounds a bit like Michael Clark perhaps) and …
At Home with Ballet TV is back, and the Australian Ballet is kicking off its 2021 offerings with a classic production, Graeme Murphy’s Swan Lake, now available to stream for free, thanks to the Australian Ballet’s Principal Partner Telstra.
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Registrations are now open for FORM Dance Projects’ beloved dance festival, Sharp Short Dance. Providing a rare opportunity for aspiring choreographers and dancers to display their talents in a supportive environment, Sharp Short Dance is returning to the stage, …
After the release of their newly published Australian industry dance book Light The Way – Inspiring Stories from Australian Dancers writers Louise Telford and Kelley Abbey identified how important it was for the next generation of dancers to be educated …
Fringe theatre in Sydney is thriving with the Flying Nun by BrandX at the East Sydney Community and Arts Centre (ESCAC). Upfront, outrageous, comedic and thought provoking, their current season of short run productions – 2 nights long – promises …
Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following article contains the name of someone who has passed. The family of Ningali Lawford-Wolf has given the media permission to use her name.
‘Bangarra Dance Theatre’, founded …