Australian Dance Theatre

Australian Dance Theatre engages in a wide range of activities ranging from performances, workshops, master dance classes, Friends events and tours.

Proximity
Australian Dance Theatre presents the world premiere of Proximity at the Adelaide Festival 2012, 24 February - 3 March 2012. Tickets available from BASS.
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Dance Classes in 2012
Australian Dance Theatre's 2012 public dance classes will commence on Tuesday 31 January 2012. Find out more.

Collision Course
Collision Course is a large-scale study in movement that involves the use of an extremely high speed video camera to shoot a series of bodies colliding in mid-air in extreme slow motion. Co-directed and produced by Artistic Director Garry Stewart and Carmelo Musca from CM Films, each collision is slowed down so that a one second event is stretched in time to last approximately one minute.

Australian Dance Theatre (ADT) is Australia's pre-eminent contemporary dance company. Constantly in demand for its innovative productions, Australian Dance Theatre is also Australia's most active touring dance company having toured the world extensively with multiple seasons in London and the UK, New York and wider USA, Tokyo, Korea, Singapore, Canada, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Germany, Ireland, Austria, France, the Netherlands, Portugal, Luxembourg and Monaco.

Garry Stewart has been the Artistic Director of Australian Dance Theatre for 11 years. Stewart's distinct choreographic style requires Australian Dance Theatre dancers to train in a number of specific physical disciplines. As well as contemporary dance techniques and classical ballet, they are coached in elements of martial arts, breakdance, gymnastics, contact improvisation and yoga. The result is a fusion of forms, which constitutes a unique choreographic palette.

Garry Stewart is globally renowned for his ingenious approach to dance which frequently incorporates other artistic mediums such as photography, robotics and architecture. His work serves as an intelligent and critical progression of how we perceive and comprehend contemporary dance.

Download the comprehensive company profile.

Download ADT's 2009 Annual Report.

Australian Dance Theatre employs many of Australia's best dancers, artists and administrative staff whose highly developed skills are a crucial factor in bringing Garry Stewart's distinctive artistic vision to stages and screens around the world.

The work of Garry, the dancers and the staff is supported by the dedicated Australian Dance Theatre Board along with a number of consultants, contractors and specialists. There is also a network of agents and presenters who work tirelessly to ensure that Garry's work is seen by audiences around the world.

Australian Dance Theatre would also like to acknowledge the generous support of the State Government of South Australia through Arts SA and the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

So you think you want to dance and rub shoulders with some of Australia's best dancers & industry professionals?

Welcome to Australian Dance Theatre's Public Dance Classes.

Taught by ADT dancers and Adelaide's leading experts, the classes are specifically designed for adults (14 years +). Held at ADT's studios, the classes are social, interactive and challenging. It's the perfect way to unwind, get fit and put a bit of rhythm back in your week!

JUST ANNOUNCED - ADT'S PUBLIC DANCE CLASS TIMETABLE FOR 2012

Tuesday
6.30 - 7.30pm Ballet (Beginner)
7.30 - 8.30pm Contemporary (Beginner)

Wednesday
6.30 - 7.30pm Jazz (Open) 

Thursday
6.30 - 7.30pm Dance Fit (Open)
7.30 - 8.30pm Contemporary (Intermediate)

Class cost
Casual class - $15 per class (no concessions)
12-class pass - $160 (can be used for any class, over three consecutive months)

For more info
Please contact Bec Bainger (ADT's Public Dance Class Coordinator): phone 0450 933 731 or email.
Find the latest updates on the ADT Dance Class Facebook page. 

Dance Classes are held at 126 Belair Rd, Hawthorn SA 5062.

Disclaimer: All dance classes can involve the risk of personal injury. While Australian Dance Theatre takes all reasonable care in the conduct of its classes, it accepts no responsibility for injury or loss caused during classes or whilst participants are at or near the dance studio. You are responsible for ensuring that you are physically and medically fit for the class and prior, during and after class you must take care of your own personal safety at all times.

Creating art is an intensive process requiring the resources, expertise and support of a network of individuals and organisations.

Australian Dance Theatre relies on the sponsors, supporters, stakeholders, Members, Friends and donors who share the company's passionate commitment to furthering Australian culture and artists.

Australian Dance Theatre
126 Belair Road
Hawthorn, South Australia
Australia  5062

T: +618 8373 7733
F: +618 8373 7030
E: adt@adt.org.au

Office Hours: 8.30am - 4.30pm Monday to Friday
Dance Class Studio Hours: From 6.15pm  - 8.30pm Tuesdays & Thursdays / 10.45am - 3.30pm Saturdays

Staff
Executive Director
Nick Skibinski
Associate Artistic Director
Elizabeth Old
Finance Manager / Company Secretary
Marni Hentschke
Production & Operations Manager
Paul Cowley
Marketing & Communications Coordinator
Julia George
Public Dance Class Co-ordinator
Bec Bainger

Australian Dance Theatre
126 Belair Road
Hawthorn, South Australia
Australia  5062

T: +618 8373 7733
F: +618 8373 7030
E: adt@adt.org.au

Office Hours: 8.30am - 4.30pm Monday to Friday
Dance Class Studio Hours: From 6.15pm  - 8.30pm Tuesdays & Thursdays / 10.45am - 3.30pm Saturdays

Staff
Executive Director Nick Skibinski
Associate Artistic Director Elizabeth Old
Finance Manager / Company Secretary Marni Hentschke
Production & Operations Manager Paul Cowley
Marketing & Communications Coordinator Julia George
Public Dance Class Coordinator Bec Bainger