Ausdance SA

Ausdance SA is the leading provider of dance services (development) for South Australia. We are recognised as a leader in the field of dance through the provision of dance services, advocacy, activity, education, and professional development for dance artists, practitioners and enthusiasts throughout South Australia. Find out more about us on the Ausdance SA website.

Publications

aDm magazine

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aDm February 2012
aDm September 2011
aDm July 2011
aDm April 2011
aDm February 2011
aDm September 2010
aDm July 2010
aDm April 2010
aDm February 2010

SA Dance at a glance

Dance at a glance quarterly available as a PDF flyer.

Programs

• Choreolab provides professional development opportunities for early career and more established independent dance practitioners. The annual program includes subsidised access to rehearsal space, in-studio seasons, in-theatre seasons, performance opportunities, plus forums, workshops and master-classes. Choreolab seasons are presented each year in May and October. Email us to register interest.
• Open classes including contemporary and classical techniques are available for independent artists at the Atrium studio. For more information and to download a Class Schedule go the Ausdance SA website.
• The Community Dance Space program in the Atrium studio offers a wide range of adult dance classes for independent artists and culturally diverse community-based groups. The space is available for hire with discount rates for independent artists.
• Our Dancers in Schools program enables schools to book tutors for exciting dance workshops in a wide range of styles. Regional tour packages are available on request. The Dancers in Schools program reaches about 10,000 students each year. Download the Dancers in Schools flyer.
• The Ausdance SA Indigenous Dance Alliance 
(ASAIDA) provides professional development opportunities for Indigenous dancers with special programs aimed at supporting young Indigenous dancers. ASAIDA facilitates networking, training, workshops, and performance opportunities for Indigenous dancers.