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Dance Australia

Oct 01 2026
Magazine

Dance Australia is the most respected dance journal in the country. The articles and reviews are written by the cream of Australia’s dance journalists. The beautiful photographs and glossy design make the magazine a work of art in itself –a keepsake for anyone who loves dance.

Dance Australia

What We Don’t See

NEWS | EVENTS | BEST OF THE WEB

MARCIA BRINGS MARIUS TO MELBOURNE • Brazilian prima ballerina and choreographer Marcia Haydée’s Sleeping Beauty revives the Russian roots of the ballet for Melbourne audiences.

Pilates: Separating the Signal From the Noise • A guide to choosing Pilates with purpose.

Jean Cocteau’s Love Letter to Nijinsky • Zoe Forbes traces Jean Cocteau’s enduring Nijinsky obsession.

ADVOCATES IN THE STUDIO • Dr Claudia Lawson on Recognising Harmful Practices and Supporting Dancers.

The Next 75 • West Australian Ballet looks back, forward.

AFTER THE SCORES • What happens when nobody is judging? Burn the Floor gives us an answer.

A TASTE FOR THEATRE • Queensland Ballet returns to Lopez Ochoa.

THE WEIGHT OF A CROWN • The Australian Ballet takes on Mayerling.

MELANIE LANE AND THE FREEDOM TO CHANGE • Lucy Guerin welcomes her artistic successor.

VARIATIONS ON TRADITION • Olivia Weeks and Ruari Campbell look beyond the results.

What White Lodge Gave Me • As the Royal Ballet School celebrates its centenary, Nicky Gattorna reflects on lasting lessons.

THE LIFE OF A DANCE • Making, Owning, Remembering.

Where Does a Dance Begin? • Emma Sandall traces the impulse behind choreography.

WHO OWNS THE WORK? • Ownership gets complicated once bodies collaborate.

ZOE JONES • Collaboration and curiosity shape a process responsive to young dancers.

RILEY FITZGERALD • Risk, scale and contemporary culture drive an expanding independent practice.

CLAIRE VOSS • Personal experience becomes movement through memory, instinct and emotion.

STEPHANIE LAKE • Scale, collaboration and abstraction shape an increasingly expansive practice.

MASON LOVEGROVE

THE DANCE ON THE PAGE • What we record shapes dance history.

AUSTRALIANS ABROAD

A WORLD AWAY • Steven McRae reflects on distance and belonging.

LA VIE EST BELLE • Lily Paige finds her place in Paris.

A WONDERFUL CAREER • Ashley Shaw looks back and ahead.

UNCOMPROMISING BELIEF • Joseph Dufty turns adversity into momentum.

IMMEASURABLE OPPORTUNITY • Cormac McDonald finds belonging in Warsaw.

TAKING THE LEAP TO LONDON • English National Ballet School’s Australian cohort.

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  • English