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...
What is a Tracksuiter? Based at the Midland Junction Arts Centre, TRACKSUIT through DADAA WA (Disability in the Arts, Disadvantage in the Arts WA), provides inclusive dance-based workshop and performance...
What is a Tracksuiter? Based at the Midland Junction Arts Centre, TRACKSUIT through DADAA WA (Disability in the Arts, Disadvantage in the Arts WA), provides inclusive dance-based workshop and performance...
Proudly supported by MoveMe and presented by Ausdance WA It's that time of year again! Time to air out your best frocks and formal wear for the 2014 West Australian...
BEAST #3 (world premiere) Jo Pollitt & Paea Leach (AUS) ‘They pick up and put down their feet for years and years and years.’ - Marcella Polain (Quiet Beast 2012)....
Jacob Lehrer & David Corbet expose their real-time choreographic performance practice. Three times a night, two nights in a row. See them once – you get an impression. See them twice – you have a comparison. The third time gives you perspective.
In a performed-danced-discussion Rosalind Crisp dances and talks about what she is doing, exposing aspects of her continually evolving project, d an s e, and how her practice is sustained and transformed over time.
The Bluest Room (world premiere) Michael Schumacher (USA) “Michael Schumacher is the Guru of Improvisation,” – The Guardian, UK. The Bluest Room is the thrilling culmination of Schumacher’s two week...
Two wild-eyed ferrymen dip their oars into dark swirling currents of imagination. With silver tongues, movements that beguile, and boats that pitch and sway, they blithely promise the impossible. Daring to travel in such company, will you see your way tonight's end?
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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