The October issue celebrates renewal, mentorship, musical discovery and the growing international presence of Australian artists.

What Mao’s Last Dancer did next.

Named in honour of Dame Peggy van Praagh and Keith Bain, the two fellowships provide $20,000 each in direct support.

The October issue celebrates renewal, mentorship, musical discovery and the growing international presence of Australian artists.

Alice Topp’s muscular Macbeth turns Shakespeare’s tragedy into a riveting modern political nightmare.

A short, sharp, shock of a program is terrific for contemporary dance aficionados and newcomers alike.

Swan Lake, Mayerling and Cinderella anchor a season of landmark revivals and contemporary choreographic masterpieces.

Set designer Keerthi Subramanyam, costume designer Jennifer Irwin and lighting designer Paul Jackson are among those honoured.

From symphonic reinvention to new theatrical worlds, Limelight's September issue spotlights artists reshaping tradition while forging their own futures.

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Twenty-five years after founding her innovative contemporary dance company, Lucy Guerin is ready to embrace the next chapter in her career.

The Farm's Co-Artistic Director Gavin Webber introduces its new production, which addresses mortality and premieres at Brisbane Festival.