5 works come together under the stars for one of the Western Australian Ballet's most popular and enduring annual events, The Ballet at the Quarry season. 2016 includes: On the Nature...
Brainchild is a collection of 2 dance works. All in the Cards Choreography by Cameron Lansdown-Goodman and Dancers Just a thought. do you believe in a force bigger than yourself?...
Guide Gods is a witty, warm and illuminating piece of dance theatre, created and performed by Claire Cunningham. Part of the Perth International Arts Festival.
Guide Gods is a witty, warm and illuminating piece of dance theatre, created and performed by Claire Cunningham. Part of the Perth International Arts Festival.
Brainchild is a collection of 2 dance works. All in the Cards Choreography by Cameron Lansdown-Goodman and Dancers Just a thought. do you believe in a force bigger than yourself?...
SMV's Culture Box on Beaufort features two works: Recall is an introspective journey that uses dance to experiment with everyday sensations, common and mundane experiences taken onto a level of...
Within is a breathtaking group dance work in two parts by one of India’s most celebrated dance makers, Aditi Mangaldas. Part of PIAF.
Brainchild is a collection of 2 dance works. All in the Cards Choreography by Cameron Lansdown-Goodman and Dancers Just a thought. do you believe in a force bigger than yourself?...
SMV's Culture Box on Beaufort features two works: Recall is an introspective journey that uses dance to experiment with everyday sensations, common and mundane experiences taken onto a level of...
SMV's Culture Box on Beaufort features two works: Recall is an introspective journey that uses dance to experiment with everyday sensations, common and mundane experiences taken onto a level of...
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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