


Humans being nature – it's a delicate dance
In Australian Dance Theatre’s Adelaide Festival work Supernature, outgoing artistic director Garry Stewart continues his quest to understand the inextricable place of human society within nature.
In Australian Dance Theatre’s Adelaide Festival work Supernature, outgoing artistic director Garry Stewart continues his quest to understand the inextricable place of human society within nature.
Taking place in the middle of a 10-pin bowling alley, Restless Dance Theatre’s Guttered is a colourful, engaging performance that encourages audiences to ponder the dignity of risk and the art of failure. So, do you consider yourself a risk taker?
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Australian Dance Theatre artistic director Garry Stewart has announced he will be leaving the SA-based company after 22 years and what he describes as “an epic journey of discovery and creativity”.
From Adelaide’s Hyde Park to the Australian Ballet, Jill Ogai had her eyes on the prize as a child and has worked through injury and setback to become a soloist.
Parenthood can be an isolating experience, particularly for artists. To counter this, Tanya Voges curated Postcards from Motherhood – an exhibition drawing on her network of mothers with an active art practice.
Larissa McGowan is turning back time with the remount of her contemporary dance meets cabaret meets theatre show Cher – a deeply personal project the dancer and choreographer says is ‘the ultimate epic adventure’.