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Sydney Dance Company's latest triple bill celebrates contemporary dance at its most adventurous and diverse.  

Minimalist in design, Sydney Dance Company’s momenta showcases the transcendent athleticism of its dancers.

Both evocative and restrained, Sydney Dance Company's Somos returns to Sydney for its second season. 

With four diverse and dynamic works on offer, Sydney Dance Company promises an interesting and exciting future for its next generation of choreographers. 

Sydney Dance Company premieres Melanie Lane’s Love Lock, alongside existing repertoire Impermanence by Rafael Bonachela. It’s a work of bold genius and a dazzling double bill that's not to be missed. 

Iestyn Davies joins the Australian Chamber Orchestra for music by Bach and Pärt in a programme featuring distracting modern dance. 

Sydney Dance Company provide wonderful athleticism with mixed results choreographically.

Sydney Dance Company excels in Decadance, a rare chance for Australian audiences to see work by Ohad Naharin, founder of the Gaga method.

SDC delivers this long-awaited world premiere by Rafael Bonachela, featuring a Bryce Dessner score performed to perfection by the Australian String Quartet.

A significantly diverse showcase of new choreographic talent, featuring work by company dancers Jesse Scales and Chloe Leong, and Indigenous-Australian choreographer Joel Bray, and Indian-Australian choreographer Raghav Handa.

This showcase is creative, quirky, bold and, best of all, experimental as four emerging Australian choreographers explore not just intricate shapes and sequences, but whole new ways of movement.

A celebrity lineup of SDC alumni, experimental audience participation, and the usual virtuosic dancing make for a fun anniversary night.

The much-loved Sydney cultural institution leaps into its 50th year with this impressive, energising triple bill.

The 2018 installment of Sydney Dance Company's annual showcase for new choreographers, New Breed, brings four diverse and experimental works to the stage.

Sydney Dance Company's contrasting double bill revisits Rafael Bonachela's elegantly reflective Frame of Mind and premieres Antony Hamilton's bemusing and rave-inspired Forever & Ever.

The world premiere of Rafael Bonachela's first full-length work in six years, *ab [intra]* features astounding partnering and lives up to its claim of representing the energy of the creative dance process.

The Sydney Dance Company is a great company, not just a good company.

Sydney Dance Company's new <em>Louder than words</em> delivers an intense, perpetual outpouring of energy. Choral vocals meet driving violins, as densely textured choreography and expressive outbursts explore personality clashes and intimacy. 

Pia Savoie reviews Sydney Dance Company's Interplay as part of their 45th anniversary program, including Bonachela's 2 in D Minor, Godani's Raw Models and L’Chaim!.

Choreographer Rafael Bonachela and composer Ezio Bosso have collaborated with tremendous success once again to create 6 Breaths. Performed by the Sydney Dance Company, 6 Breaths is a composition inspired by six forms of breath. It was followed by a second work called LANDforms, an emotional response to the effect of weather elements on landscapes.

Le Théâtre de Chaillot accueille la Sydney Dance Company avec au programme trois chorégraphes emblématiques de son répertoire récent.