Rebecca Bank hand crafts wigs for the WA Ballet — and her painstaking creations can take weeks to complete.
Roz Hervey had hours left to live. She asked her family to press record
In life as in art, dancer Roz Hervey wanted to push boundaries. She choreographed her own death, and in her final moments made an impassioned plea.
From suburban dance school to Anastasia the musical
Four Adelaide girls have survived gruelling auditions to be selected to perform in Anastasia the musical.
Outback teen trades riding boots for ballet shoes as she heads to Swiss dance school
Maddy Murphy, 16, has successfully auditioned for a prestigious Swiss dance academy, beating hundreds of other ballerinas from across the globe.
Silent discos are drawing in crowds across Australia
Silent disco participants could all be listening to different music in their soundproof headphones, but the joy of dancing unites them as one.
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Queensland's 2011 floods inspire underground dance culture
Equal parts captivating and unsettling, young people from Ipswich to Japan are taking to the streets to dance "flood" style.
How clogging and crafting saved a rural Tasmanian town hall from closure
Every Sunday, a group of men and women get together for some American clogging, home-baked afternoon tea and community connection.
BalletTok, blackface and nudes: Inside the world of professional ballet
Ariane Beeston, the author of an acclaimed memoir detailing her experience with postpartum psychosis, has penned her first work of fiction, Don't Forget to Smile.
Line dancers learn the moves at a Mick O'Shea's event over the long weekend
Line dancers learn the moves at a Mick O'Shea's event over the long weekend.
Line dancing resurgence draws gen Z out to socialise in Adelaide
It's seen by many as a way to socialise and meet new people in an era where such activities are at a low point due to the ongoing impacts of COVID-19, screen time and social media.
Growing up in a cult partly inspired performer's latest show
Carly Sheppard is perhaps best known for experimental performance, but a coincidental meeting with a fellow dancer convinced her to go back to her roots.
Australian Dance Theatre's new production RISE
The Australian Dance Theatre has premiered its new performance RISE on the NSW South Coast.
Rising Sun the only light needed in new Australian Dance Theatre work
The Australian Dance Theatre's first Indigenous artistic director had some dark days after the Voice referendum, but he shines a light on reconciliation in a new outdoor performance set to the rhythm of the rising Sun.
Dance helped stroke survivor Laura find confidence in her new body
As the social and health benefits of a not-for-profit dance group for over 50s are felt, industry insiders hope more funding will be invested in the arts sector ahead of the Tasmanian state budget.
Dance performs true story of Stolen Generations identity struggle
A dance that tells the story of a displaced Aboriginal man's struggle with identity has travelled the country and is now showing at the Sydney Opera House.
How one of the world's best ballet dancers ended up in Australia
The Australian Ballet helped put David Hallberg back together after a grave injury. He now returns that favour and leads our national ballet company with a new verve and energy.
Failed referendum inspires two top dance companies to join forces
Sixteen dancers from Bangarra Dance Theatre and 19 ballet dancers from the Australian Ballet have joined forces for Flora, choreographed by Bangarra artistic director Frances Rings.
How an 'experiential' class is helping older women's brains and bodies
Judy Taylor discovered dance later in life, but it has now become a source of joy, energy, and purpose.
Dance company takes over bowling alley to defy assumptions about disability
Challenging assumptions about what disabled people can and can't do is at the centre of this performance at the Joondalup Festival.
'Life-changing' dance school celebrates 50 years and 5,000 students
Australia's longest-running First Nations dance academy has helped to shape the cultural fabric of the nation.
The high stakes of premiering new works at the Adelaide Fringe
Forget getting any rest — actually, forget about a full night's sleep at all, because once you pass the point of no return in the production of a new show, the hits keep coming, the stakes get higher, and that deadline creeps closer and closer.