Dance
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The Human Detained @ Judith Wright Centre Review
'The Human Detained' is a collaboration between two Brisbane contemporary performance groups: music
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Intimacy @ Adelaide Festival Centre Review
It is not surprising ‘Intimacy’ received the award for Outstanding Achievement in Contemporary Dance at this year’s Australian Dance Awards. It is an exquisite and visceral
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Four Years In The Making Of Adelaide Festival Of Arts 2016
The 2016 Adelaide Festival Of Arts (AFOA) is the fourth and final for Artistic Director David Sefton; and with the mix of pyrotechnics, dance history, theatre, music and
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Industry Event Australian Performing Arts Market Shines On Brisbane
February 2016 sees the Brisbane Powerhouse host the Australian Performing Arts Market (APAM), the leading biennial industry event for Australian and New Zealand performing
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6 Dancefloor Tracks With No Lights No Lycra
Do you love to dance? Are you less fond of high heels or leotards and more of dancing in PJs in your lounge room? No Lights No Lycra might be answer to your all your dance
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Brisbane Presents The World Theatre Festival In 2016
Running alongside the Australian Performing Arts Market (APAM) in 2016, the World Theatre Festival (WTF) is a celebration of contemporary performance.
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5 Intimate Dance Memories With Michelle Ryan
Intimacy is a triumph of passion and diversity over adversity. Real, raw and tender: intimacy is a celebration of doing, of loving, of being human.
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Lord Of The Dance: Dangerous Games @ QPAC Review
The world’s most successful live dance show ‘Lord Of The Dance’ has tapped its way into QPAC’s Concert Hall, with a new show called ‘Dangerous Games’.
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Jodie Rottle And The Human Detained
American flutist Jodie Rottle is a specialist in contemporary music and has premiered countless works by classical and jazz composers from around the world.
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The Light Fantastic: Queensland Ballet's 2016 Season
Queensland Ballet prepares to take a trip through time as it bring highlights of the past into a bright new future.
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5 Places To Feed A Starving Artist With The Mill
Erin Fowler and Amber Cronin, The Mill’s co-creative directors and founders, are regularly devising new and exciting happenings for locals.
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5 Brazilian Movements With Sombasha
Henrique is a Brazilian born singer/ songwriter and artist in Som De Calcada. Sasha is an Australian born dancer/ choreographer and dancer in Sombasha.
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Watch: Bindi Irwin Dance The Crocodile Rock Jive
The daughter of Australia's beloved zookeeper and conservationist, Steve Irwin, Bindi has made her family and Australia proud in her debut on the US 'Dancing With The
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Strictly Ballroom @ QPAC Review 2015
It was a glitzy, glamorous night to remember at QPAC’s Brisbane premiere of 'Strictly Ballroom',
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Miss Revolutionary Idol Berserker: Inside The Out Of This World
Chaotic, frenetic, anarchistic – these are just some words that have been used to describe Miss Revolutionary Idol Beserker, the Japanese performance company founded by Toco
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Dancers With Dirty Feet Celebrate Australian Dance Theatre's 50th Anniversary
In conjunction with Pomare Productions, Jennifer Barry is presenting a personalised retrospective examining the early years of Australian Dance Theatre (ADT), her overseas
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80s Nightclub Reunion
Let loose and reconnect with your '80s roots at the 80s Nightclub Reunion, Spring Fever.
Along with DJ Jen-E and Darren James, DJ Les-Boss will be taking the... -
Natalie Weir's 7 Deadly Sins @ QPAC Review. Amazing.
Expressions Dance Company’s performance of Natalie Weir’s ‘7 Deadly Sins’ is amazing. Amazing. Go see it. Immediately.
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Bangarra Dance Theatre's Lore @ QPAC Review
Artistic Director Stephen Page brings together three of Bangarra’s most experienced artists to choreograph this double-bill.
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De Novo – Adelaide Review: Aliens And Cacti Not The Usual Dance Fare
Sydney Dance Company’s triple bill has proved bold and hilarious. It is unusual to find a contemporary dance work quite so humorous, but some of last night’s scenes had
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