WA Dance Makers Project Presented as part of the MoveMe Festival 2018 WA Dance Makers Project celebrates a powerhouse of female contemporary dance makers with two new works featuring choreography by Australian dance...
Did you know that dance has physical, mental and social benefits for people living with Parkinson's disease? Plus it's a lot of fun! Dance for Parkinson’s is an uplifting dance...
Dust on The Shortbread presented as part of the MoveMe Festival 2018 Imagine your life unsaved, unhappened… A tender and poignant performance in a house for an audience of just...
WA Dance Makers Project Presented as part of the MoveMe Festival 2018 WA Dance Makers Project celebrates a powerhouse of female contemporary dance makers with two new works featuring choreography by Australian dance...
Dust on The Shortbread presented as part of the MoveMe Festival 2018 Imagine your life unsaved, unhappened… A tender and poignant performance in a house for an audience of just...
WA Dance Makers Project Presented as part of the MoveMe Festival 2018 WA Dance Makers Project celebrates a powerhouse of female contemporary dance makers with two new works featuring choreography by Australian dance...
WA Dance Makers Project Presented as part of the MoveMe Festival 2018 WA Dance Makers Project celebrates a powerhouse of female contemporary dance makers with two new works featuring choreography by Australian dance...
Dust on The Shortbread presented as part of the MoveMe Festival 2018 Imagine your life unsaved, unhappened… A tender and poignant performance in a house for an audience of just...
One story told through three viewpoints, Love/Less explores the universal human experiences of intimacy and loss. We seek the comfort and understanding of others, be they friends, family or lovers....
Love/Less Presented as part of the MoveMe Festival 2018. An exquisite new trio by Kynan Hughes, Love/Less explores the universal human experiences of intimacy and loss. We seek the comfort...
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.
