WHORL is a new seated dance performance opportunity. Open to community and virtuoso dancers, this new work will premiere at the Mandurah Arts Festival 2024. Choreographed by Paige Gordon, with...
Borders. Division and belonging. The inclusion, the exclusion. The creation, the destruction. “These Arbitrary Borders” is an exploration of the various human-imposed borders in local, national and global situations, and...
Borders. Division and belonging. The inclusion, the exclusion. The creation, the destruction. “These Arbitrary Borders” is an exploration of the various human-imposed borders in local, national and global situations, and...
Join an odyssey of self-discovery and liberation. Actor, dancer and writer Joel Bray invites you to an intimate exploration of his secret queer identity within the confines of a 1990s...
Presented by Lifespan Dance and AGWA, WHORL is a new seated dance performance choreographed by Paige Gordon, to music created by Louis Frere-Harvey. Inspired by the spiralling shapes found in...
Reawaken your inner child with this classic fairytale Once upon a time, in an enchanted kingdom far, far away there was a King and Queen who, to their delight, were...
Para and Ability Dance WA are partnering with the City of South Perth to provide "Dance with Me" for the 2024 International Day of People with Disability. Date: Friday 29...
This December the magic of Christmas arrives to the Joy Shepherd Performing Arts Centre for a series of one-hour performances of the classic, The Nutcracker, perfect for even the youngest...
Experience the joy of ballet's most famous rom-com Choreographed by renowned Australian Prima Ballerina, Dame Lucette Aldous AC (after Marius Petipa’s original), Don Quixote celebrates the best that classical ballet...
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