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Sydney Dance Company to embark on international tour next spring

Natalie Allen and Andrew Crawford, 2 One Another, photo © Ken Butti

The Sydney Dance Company is to take Rafael Bonachela’s 2 One Another on a tour of six countries in September

RIP Spring Dance at the Sydney Opera House

Spring  Dance marketing 2012

Spring Dance at the Sydney Opera House has come to the end of its life. Louise Herron, the chief executive

Contracts hard to come by in a tough year

Cass Mortimer Eipper and Rhiannon Spratling in a Ludwig production, photographer unknown

This has been a difficult and frustrating year for dancers seeking work in Australia and New Zealand. Sydney Dance Company,

Going with the flow: Annabel Knight returns to her first love, musical theatre

Annabel Knight

After you’ve danced the choreography of Graeme Murphy and Rafael Bonachela, the hip swivelling and high kicks of the Bombie

From Cacti to Rameau: the year ahead for Sydney Dance Company

Cacti, NDT II, photo © Rahi Rezvani

Sydney Dance Company’s 2013 season will begin with a double bill – a new work, Emergence by the company’s artistic

Darcey Bussell to star in London Olympics’ closing ceremony

Darcey Bussell with Jonathan Cope in Christopher Wheeldon's Tryst

Britain’s most famous ballerina, Darcey Bussell, is to return to the stage to bring the London Olympics to a close.

Sailing close to the wind in the money month of May

Riley, from Bangarra’s Of Earth and Sky, photo © Andy Solo

May is the month when money, or the lack of it, is on the minds of Australian dance companies. Every

An infinite array of storms, swans and stars

Ella Havelka and Jake Mangakahia in Warumuk, photo © Jeff Busby

In 1996, the last year of her artistic directorship of the Australian Ballet, Maina Gielgud programmed a triple bill of

Lights, camera, action: Bonachela orchestrates the pow! factor

Sydney Dance Company, 2 One Another, photo © Justin Ridler

It’s often the case that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. In Sydney Dance Company’s new

Signs of the times

The Land of Yes & The Land of No, Sydney Dance Company

In its home town, Sydney Dance Company is presenting Rafael Bonachela’s most engaging work since he became the company’s artistic