Set in the landmark building of the Masonic Contemporary in Nedlands, audiences will get to see the unique interplay between the written word and contemporary dance as we re-stage acclaimed performances from Articulating Landscapes and introduce fresh and exciting new work.
Devised by Daisy Sanders & Shuling Wong and presented by The Blue Room Theatre, Status Room exposes the versions of ourselves we choose to present.
Emerging choreographers Liesel Zink (Brisbane) and Matt Cornell (Darwin) will join established Australian dance maker and LINK Artistic Director, Michael Whaites to create an exciting and varied program of works on the talented dancers of the LINK company.
Emerging choreographers Liesel Zink (Brisbane) and Matt Cornell (Darwin) will join established Australian dance maker and LINK Artistic Director, Michael Whaites to create an exciting and varied program of works on the talented dancers of the LINK company.
Two rooms. Two points of view. One story. Nothing is private. Returning from overseas, Marisa just wants to see her family and get her life back to normal. She waits...
Two rooms. Two points of view. One story. Nothing is private. Returning from overseas, Marisa just wants to see her family and get her life back to normal. She waits...
Two rooms. Two points of view. One story. Nothing is private. Returning from overseas, Marisa just wants to see her family and get her life back to normal. She waits...
Get up close and personal as six short dance works inhabit Uncle Joe's Mess Hall, unfolding throughout the cafe setting. A collection of Perth's most intriguing choreographers are set to transform the corners and coves of the space in this site-specific series, so choose your view and experience dance close up and coffee stained.
Presented as part of the Fremantle Festival: Meeting Places is a multi-arts performance experience featuring the Australian premiere of the Remnant Dance film of the same name, after its successful...
West Australian Academy of Performing Arts Choreographed by: Rafael Bonachela, Aimee Smith, Natalie Weir and August Bournonville Performed by: 2nd and 3rd Year Dance students WAAPA is extremely excited to...
Ausdance WA is funded by the State Government of Western Australia through the Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industry.
The community of Ausdance WA acknowledges the Traditional Owners of all Lands and Countries on this continent. We pay particular respect to Elders, Cultural and Community Leaders, and emerging leaders. With this understanding of the country’s First Peoples, we are grateful for our place in learning and serving dance, Arts and Culture in Western Australia.
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