My Melbourne Arts

Anyone who has witnessed a Phillip Adams dance work knows to expect the unexpected. Adams has a knack for creating daring and disruptive pie...

In 2023, Darebin Arts Speakeasy will celebrate a decade of ground-breaking and award-winning performing arts productions, with Amelia O'...

When most people think of juggling, they think of a person throwing balls in the air for as long as they can. But after seeing Throw Catch C...

I have not felt such sense of warmth and being cared for while watching a show than I have in the world premiere of Rawcus' Here We Ar...

Cella (Latin for cell) is a minimalist dance piece by Narelle Benjamin and Paul White, who use and contort their bodies in intense solo an...

So two and a half weeks of craziness come to an end yet again! While I still have not been able to c rack that elusive 50 films, I did in...

Performers always appear to have an air of confidence about them. They know how to turn on the charm, how to dress and how to behave and ar...

Transit Dance transfo rms into a labyrinth o f movement with nine intimate performances within M otion Gallery . C onceived and realis...

The 80s are the greatest music decade ever and after seeing Transit Dance's Neon Dreams, I'm fairly certain they agree. Performed by...

Fans of contemporary dance are in for a real treat with Mourad Merzouki's Pixel performing in Melbourne for a very limited season. Mix...

Having seen Plunge when it was in its early stages of development last year during La Mama's Explorations season (then known as Blend...

I first saw Plunge (then called Blending ) at La Mama during its 2014 Explorations Season, which supports new works in various stages of d...

When you go to see a dance show, you expect to see people who are nimble, thin and fit. You don't expect to see fat dancers on stag...

Whenever I see a performance by Chunky Move , I find myself either absolutely loving it ( Complexity of Belonging ) or wondering what the he...