Marrugeku "Seventy minutes of mind-blowing intercultural and interdisciplinary performance" Carol Flavell Neist, ARTS HUB In the face of seemingly inevitable industrialisation and climate change, is it possible to dream a...
Winner of the 2014 Western Australian Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography, Brooke Leeder's captivating Mechanic is an ambitious exercise in hard-edged rigour that has the potential to catapult its maker on to the main stage.
Free community performance at Mowanjum Community Art Centre Marrugeku "Seventy minutes of mind-blowing intercultural and interdisciplinary performance" Carol Flavell Neist, ARTS HUB In the face of seemingly inevitable industrialisation and...
At the end of every year, WAAPA’s graduating dancers get to show off their choreographic talents in a series of public performances of their original dance works. This year’s show,...
Free community performances Ardyaloon Community Marrugeku "Seventy minutes of mind-blowing intercultural and interdisciplinary performance" Carol Flavell Neist, ARTS HUB In the face of seemingly inevitable industrialisation and climate change, is...
At the end of every year, WAAPA’s graduating dancers get to show off their choreographic talents in a series of public performances of their original dance works. This year’s show,...
Returning to PICA as part of a national Mobile States tour, former footballer Ahilan Ratnamohan performs SDS1, a thrilling dance-inspired work derived entirely from the physicality of ‘the beautiful game’.
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre. September 26 - October 10. 10am & 1pm daily. Plus 6:30pm performance on September 30 & October 9. No Performances Sundays or public holidays. Adapted from...
From Afar on a Hill dives into the murky waters of entitlement, collective responsibility and immigration.
Featuring choreography by Claudia Alessi. Award-winning independent theatre company Happy Dagger Theatre will present the World Premiere stage adaptation of Patrick White’s short story The Cockatoos at The Blue Room...
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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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