The world of performing arts is constantly evolving, and Spectrum Global Arts is leading the charge. Formerly known as Spectrum Dance Studios, this iconic Melbourne institution has rebranded to reflect its expanded scope, offering full-time, industry-focused courses that train the next generation of elite performers. From their Certificate IV in Dance to Diplomas in Musical […]

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The dance department at Academy of Music and Performing Arts (AMPA) is gearing up for its August season, NOVA, at the NIDA Playhouse Theatre. With performances three times a year, AMPA‘s Bachelor and Associate of Dance students are given ample opportunities to refine their craft, enhance their stage presence, and cultivate professionalism. The demanding schedule […]

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This story is not about ballet. It is about choice, and who gets to choose. It begins with a girl named Katia. “I migrated to Australia from Ukraine in the early ‘90s with my Mum. I was eight, and we didn’t speak any English. She was a doctor, an anaesthetist, so she spent five years […]

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Dance education should be about more than perfecting technique and learning to replicate choreography. Fostering creativity and inspiring young performers is the key to ensuring the next generation of artists realise their full potential. The Australian Performing Arts Grammar School (APGS) has crafted its tailored performing arts program with this in mind, supporting students from […]

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For dancers who demonstrate a high level of achievement and commitment to their art from a young age, it can be difficult to juggle the rigours of normal schooling with an extensive after-school dance schedule. Performing arts schools are a fantastic option for those who want to dedicate a portion of their school week to […]

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By Grace Edwards of Dance Informa. Jo Dunbar is a profoundly deaf choreographer and dancer who has worked both in Australia and in the UK. In 2012, Jo and fellow deaf dance artist, Anna Seymour, together founded The Delta Project, a dance company employing both hearing and deaf dancers. Dance Informa recently caught up with […]

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Serious about taking your dance training to the next level? Check out Dance Informa’s Full Time Dance & Auditions Guide. Everything you need to know about full time and part time dance training options in private studios and universities in Australia, New Zealand and New York! Danceinforma.com.au/full-time-dance-auditions-guide

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By Grace Edwards. If you’re a dance teacher, student, researcher or performer and want a say in the future of dance education, then head to Arts Centre Melbourne on the 26th of this month. There, Ausdance National, in partnership with Ausdance Victoria, will be hosting the fourth Dance Education in Australian Schools (DEAS) roundtable, which […]

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