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September has been chock full of dance and as usual I have had my foot planted firmly within it, beginning with the co-direction of Thomas E.S. Kelly’s Kuramanunya as part…

Hi guys, I write to you whilst in the midst of an early morning downpour in Coolangatta. Sunshine State my …. foot. I am co-directing Thomas E.S. Kelly’s new solo…

Not having attended much, if any, dance events this past month I decided to hot foot it over to the Museum of Contemporary Art, in The Rocks, to catch Adam…

I begin writing to you from a train carriage bound for Bathurst. Yep, I am celebrating NAIDOC week on country this year. Well not far from it. Wiradjuri country at…

Hi Guys. I have just returned from a whirlwind visit to the land of the long white cloud, yes Aotearoa, to the southern tip of the North Island that houses…

G’day readers. No live performances were actually witnessed on my behalf this last month because I was up to my eyeballs in creative developments. It is both the pleasure and…

I have to stop making promises that I have little hope of keeping. Yes, that means all things March Dance were a bust. I was so caught up in my…

So much is happening in March, in fact a calendar full with March Dance*. In fact I was one of the first cabs of the rank giving a lecture demonstration…

I’ve almost seen more shows within a two-week period than I’ve seen in the past two years. Almost. Yes, I have gorged on the entertainment feast that is Sydney Festival…

I guess this is the last post for twenty twenty-two and as usual there was more dance on offer than my eyes could view. I saw two works in development,…

Just when I thought October was looking to be a month devoid of any compelling dance activity of note, the dying days couldn’t have been more jam-packed with embodied representations…

Split into four segments over the day and organised by Campbelltown Arts Centre, the theme for this year’s Movement Movement Dance Forum was space. More specifically making space, making a…