Dance

Nana Biluš Abaffy’s Victory Over the Moon is a capricious but promising work that explores the paradoxes of conflict.

Burlesque performer and director Moira Finucane on creating delight as a political act.

Stephanie Lake’s tour-de-force dance work is a full-blooded celebration of rhythm.

Bangarra’s vast hymn to Country shows the company has a bright future under incoming artistic director Frances Rings.

Yumi Umiumare’s Buried Tea Bowl – Okuni 2022 gives the traditional Japanese tea ceremony a 21st-century feminist spin.

Lucy Guerin Inc’s Flux Job is an existential evocation of lockdown, played out on the field of dance.

Angela Goh’s dance work Sky Blue Mythic challenges us to shake off anthropocentric ways of being.

Chunky Move’s new dance work, Yung Lung, drops into the ecstatic emptiness at the end of the future.

Sydney Festival’s new director, Olivia Ansell, wants to remind the city of its unruly histories.

The latest Betty Grumble show by performance artist Emma Maye Gibson is based on her traumatic experience seeking justice for intimate partner violence.