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...
From Perth dance production company Taffyworks comes a new public dance performance and film project, Tiny Dancer, presented by Drug Aware.
LINK Dance Company presents Shanghai Bolero by acclaimed French Choreographer, Didier Théron, at the Fremantle Arts Centre from the 21st to 24th October 2015.
In Co3's debut season, re:Loaded 2015 celebrates the work of three of the most highly regarded dance creators in the country: Larissa McGowan, Gavin Webber and Raewyn Hill.
Directed and choreographed by Janine Oxenham, Willy Willy explores different methods of learning, focusing on Indigenous specific learning processes and how it clashes and compliments learning styles of modern Australia. A segment of the work also gives reverence to Grandparents past, present and future, cherishing the importance of their teachings within their children’s children’s lives.
Directed and choreographed by Janine Oxenham, Willy Willy explores different methods of learning, focusing on Indigenous specific learning processes and how it clashes and compliments learning styles of modern Australia. A segment of the work also gives reverence to Grandparents past, present and future, cherishing the importance of their teachings within their children’s children’s lives.
In Co3's debut season, re:Loaded 2015 celebrates the work of three of the most highly regarded dance creators in the country: Larissa McGowan, Gavin Webber and Raewyn Hill.
The Creation of Now is for the children and adults of Denmark to imaginatively explore all that contributes to each moment of our lives. It debates concepts of time, ‘now’ and the action of our creative brains to interpret what happens around us.
The Creation of Now is for the children and adults of Denmark to imaginatively explore all that contributes to each moment of our lives. It debates concepts of time, ‘now’ and the action of our creative brains to interpret what happens around us.
Through the eyes of two siblings, the abstract and emotive language of contemporary dance portrays an experience of living with multiple sclerosis.
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.
Always Was. Always Will Be.
