A new ballet commissioned by Awesome Festival is a wonderful introduction to the artform for young audiences, writes junior writer Bethany Stopher.
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Shore awash with waves of content
28 September 2022
Sally Chance’s ode to the ocean connects and calms its young audience, while giving the grown-ups some welcome relief, writes Lydia Edwards.
Helping kids to know (and love) the score
16 September 2022
Composer Emma Jayakumar wants children to be as enthralled by opera and ballet as they are with other art forms, so she set about creating scores to make their little hearts sing.
Bodies meet Baroque in blaze of glory
15 September 2022
Thirty years after its celebrated debut, Douglas Wright’s Gloria lights up the stage once more, this time with a very special addition. The result, writes Nina Levy, is simply glorious.
Sleepless beauty to haunt your dreams
12 September 2022
Natalie Weir’s new contemporary ballet captivates with every waking moment, moving magically through the restless hours, writes Nina Levy.
What to SEE: Bang! Bang! regional tour
25 August 2022
Down your weapons! Dance double bill ‘Bang! Bang!’ is travelling, complete with a suitcase of pop-culture references that you don’t need to be a dance expert to appreciate.
WIN tickets to West Australian Ballet’s Goldberg Variations
23 August 2022
We have a double pass for opening night of Goldberg Variations to give away!
Solid groundwork leaps and bounds
18 August 2022
From the office grind to moments of human connection, STRUT Dance’s latest double bill serves up delicious dance, writes Nina Levy.
Bringing music and movement home
14 August 2022
A Yawuru woman from Broome, Tara Gower has had a rich and varied career in the cultural sector nationally and internationally and she brings it home in a new role based in the Kimberley.
Mesmerising moves missing meaning
11 August 2022
Sydney Dance Company makes a triumphant return to Perth with Impermanence but the theme is lost in translation, writes Nina Levy.