Presented by West Australian Ballet and Alcohol. Think Again. What if Juliet chose to live? Set entirely to the music of rock giants Radiohead, Radio & Juliet is a fast-paced,...
Kaya amalgamates a variety of Indigenous dance cultures (Nyoongar, Wongi and Bundjulung) with world-dance techniques (Indian, Maori, Western Contemporary and Classical) in a unique fusion of dynamic dance and music...
Never Did Me Any Harm is a work co-produced by Force Majeure and Sydney Theatre Company, embarking on a national tour this August and September. Never before have parents been...
Performing Lines WA present Dark Matter by PRAXIS, part of the main program of the MoveMe Festival. An ocean of rice covers the floor. Five bodies shape and are shaped...
STRUT Dance present Decadance Perth 2016, part of the main program of the MoveMe Festival. Witness dance that is joyous, poetic and unashamedly beautiful, as sixteen phenomenal dancers from around...
Never Did Me Any Harm is a work co-produced by Force Majeure and Sydney Theatre Company, embarking on a national tour this August and September. Never before have parents been...
Kaya amalgamates a variety of Indigenous dance cultures (Nyoongar, Wongi and Bundjulung) with world-dance techniques (Indian, Maori, Western Contemporary and Classical) in a unique fusion of dynamic dance and music...
Co3 Australia present the cry, part of the main program of the MoveMe Festival. Co3's stunning new work, the cry, is a visceral and powerful dance piece that explores the...
Kaya amalgamates a variety of Indigenous dance cultures (Nyoongar, Wongi and Bundjulung) with world-dance techniques (Indian, Maori, Western Contemporary and Classical) in a unique fusion of dynamic dance and music...
A double bill of striking new dance works from two of Perth's brightest choreographic sparks. Tyrone Robinson's Being in love is not a good reason for two people to stay...
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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