Adelaide's award winning Restless Dance Theatre, Australia's leading dance theatre company for young people with a disability aged up to 26 years, has announced its most ambitious fundraising campaign to date.
In one of the most ambitious commissioning and performance projects in recent years, world-renowned shakuhachi (Japanese bamboo flute) master, Riley Lee, has joined forces with the Enigma Quartet to create an entirely new genre of music.
Adelaide Festival Centre proudly presents, as part of its inSPACE development program, the world premiere of the technicolour action-adventure Split Second Heroes in Space Theatre from 27 - 29 July.
???????DIDY VELDMAN has developed an excellent reputation for her expressive, dynamic work for dance companies including Rambert, Scapino Ballet Rotterdam, and Ballet du Grand Theatre de Geneve. She formed UMANOOVE, her own company, to develop and perform THE HAPPINESS PROJECT which first toured in November 2016 and will tour again in April and May 2017.
Award-winning choreographer and former Rambert dancer DIDY VELDMAN has developed an excellent reputation for her expressive, thoughtful, dynamic work for a wide range of dance companies including Scapino Ballet in Amsterdam, Ballet du Grand Theatre de Geneve and Rambert. She has recently formed UMANOOVE, her own company, to develop and perform her latest work, 'THE HAPPINESS PROJECT' which premieres at Ipswich Jerwood DanceHouse on November 4th before touring.
Tonight, March 15, Broadway's AN AMERICAN IN PARIS welcomes a new star -- Garen Scribner -- who will also be traveling with the show's upcoming national tour this fall.
Just in, Broadway's AN AMERICAN IN PARIS has announced new stars for its leading lineup, who will also be traveling with the show's upcoming national tour this fall.
Michelle Ryan is unique. No one else moves the way she does. Her simplest gesture can express a level of poignancy and vulnerability, strength and courage that is beyond that of an able-bodied performer.
At 50 years of age, Australian Dance Theatre remains Australia's pre-eminent contemporary dance company. Since 1965, five revolutionary artistic directors have expanded the boundaries of contemporary dance and with each artistic director, a new ADT has been forged - delivering a fresh vision, a new troupe and a new dance aesthetic.
At 50 years of age, Australian Dance Theatre remains Australia's pre-eminent contemporary dance company. Since 1965, five revolutionary artistic directors have expanded the boundaries of contemporary dance and with each artistic director, a new ADT has been forged - delivering a fresh vision, a new troupe and a new dance aesthetic.
A powerful, critically-acclaimed dance work, The Oracle comes to the Dunstan Playhouse for its Adelaide premiere for four shows only from today 20-23 August.
A powerful, critically-acclaimed dance work, The Oracle comes to the Dunstan Playhouse for its Adelaide premiere for four shows only from 20-23 August.
Adelaide Festival Centre cements its position as one of the nation's leading cultural precincts as it unveils its 2014 program. It is the largest season ever at the Festival Centre, featuring two large-scale musicals, an exciting array of family entertainment and several groundbreaking collaborations with local companies. The program features some big names both nationally and internationally with Lior, Ludovico Einaudi, Helen Reddy, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and Tan Dun among the line-up with a total of 233 shows, 77 events, 13 world premieres and 10 Australian premieres.
Following national and international tours, including a season in London's West End, Shaun Parker & Company's Happy As Larry comes to Adelaide Festival Centre's Dunstan Playhouse from today, 14 - 17 August.
Following national and international tours, including a season in London's West End, Shaun Parker & Company'sHappy As Larry comes to Adelaide Festival Centre's Dunstan Playhouse from 14 - 17 August.
Following national and international tours, including a season in London's West End, Shaun Parker & Company'sHappy As Larry comes to Adelaide Festival Centre's Dunstan Playhouse from 14 - 17 August.