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The MoveSmart Studio

Imagine for a moment your older self has lost all powers of mobility. You can’t get out of a chair, or stand unaided or step forward. Frailty is a sad fate in old age. The antidote is to be active and move, but many dread the prospect of exercise. Yet movement is an animating force within everyone, young and old, sleek and stiff Keep reading

Older woman dancing, leg raised in front

Obsidian Tear, Australian Ballet

Wayne McGregor knew immediately he wanted to ‘make a choreographic response’ when he attended the premiere of Esa-Pekka Salonen’s brooding, densely contrapuntal symphonic poem ‘Nyx’ in 2011

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Colossus, Stephanie Lake Company

The dancing body is a marvel, and when many dancing bodies collect together as a whole, they acquire a kind of grandeur

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Kunstkamer, Australian Ballet

The idea for the new ballet was sown in the Koninklijke Bibliotheek in The Hague when Paul Lightfoot and Sol Leon spent the morning turning the pages of an eighteenth century thesaurus

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