Dance

Does Your School Have a Story to Tell? A great story can change the way people think about the world around them. Wakakirri is a performing arts festival where schools aim to do just that.

Celebrating the Arts 2019 is a unique celebration of student achievement in the Creative Arts

Twin sisters, Kristina and Sadé Alleyne, combine moments of extraordinary physicality with moments of grace and beauty to explore concepts of incarceration. Through blends of dance genres, precise rhythms and gestures, their relationship transforms forcing them to recount the duality of their emotions.

This year’s Premier State Ballet production is a reinvention of the age-old fairy tale, The Sleeping Beauty. It is a performance full of fairy tale magic set over two centuries. The historical timeline spans from 1904 to 2020 with Aurora’s famous 16th birthday set in the fun-filled 1920s.

In her newest dance-theatre ensemble work, Cloé Fournier scrutinises our relationship with technology and how social interactions continue to evolve – ever-changing over life and times.

Sharp Short Dance returns to unearth the finest young dancers from Sydney and beyond, after an incredible season in 2018 featuring over 50 works.