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Dancing for Hospice: Theatregoers adapt for this year's event
'Part of something magical': Dancers ready for the spotlight.
'We have a huge amount of fun': Dance partners looking forward to show night
Dance rehearsals for this year's show under way: “Life is fun at the moment."
'We always start with the feet': Choreographers explain the process of teaching people to dance
Choreographers teaching amateurs to shine on stage at this year's competition.
'It’s high energy': Dancing for Hospice dance couples preparing for night of entertainment
Dancers preparing to perform in front of over 2000 people on August 19.
Matariki presents opportunities for Taane Mete’s Marae in the Sky
Māori dancer wants to light up the skies for Matariki
From Tūrangi to the big stage
"Highly respected" arts figure appointed leader of NZ Dance Company.
'His shimmy is on point': Dancing for Hospice pairing preparing routine for show night
After nearly 15 weeks of rehearsals, Aaron Sears says: “I’m at one and a half left feet!"
'Open the windows': Kiwi dance pro shares his unusual travel tips
The Pacific NZ Dance Festival director's most memorable holidays.
'Pinnacle': Highland dancer awarded for half-century of service
'It has just been a lifetime passion. I can't see my life without it.'
Happy Feet John Vaifale wins Red Bull Dance Your Style competition
He's off to the Red Bull Dance Your Style world final in Germany.
South Auckland dancer Happy Feet ready for battle at famed dance comp
John Vaifale, aka Happy Feet, hopes to take his Polynesian hip-hop style to Germany.
Stars invited out to celebrate specially able dancers
Stars step out in support of a not-for-profit dance party.
Adored ballet teacher fights in hospital to make it to her 50th Jubilee show
Whether she was in hospital or not, the show had to go on, she said.
Fun and laughter resound at Kaumātua Ball
Kaumātua are true testaments to what resilience in our community looks like.
Kiwi dancers making moves on stage and screen overseas
Hannah O’Neill reached the coveted ‘etoile’ status within prestigious Paris Opera Ballet.
Crowd goes mad for Womad
Music, dance, food, poetry, art - the best of it all was on show at Womad NZ 2023
First Nations theatre company brings indigenous stories to Aotearoa’s stage
Bangarra Dance will appear in Aotearoa this week with its latest show
Third time lucky: Record crowd as Waterfront Festival returns to Mangōnui
More than 7000 people packed the Doubtless Bay town to celebrate event’s 10th anniversary.
Has Toni Street found NZ's coolest Principal?
The radio star posted a lovely video of the principal who she said has a "heart of gold".
Polyfest: What is possible for youth when their culture is front and centre
Pasifika Festivals have become the heart and soul of communities right across Aotearoa
Ex-ballerina exposes the dark underbelly of the ballet world
Alice Robb talks about the entrenched misogyny and predatory culture of the ballet world.
Te Matatini: Super-koro's lifelong love affair with kapa haka
"Be proud, think of your family, and think of the things that make you feel good."