Critical Path

Australia’s leading centre for choreographic research and development

 

WHAT’S ON

DIRt, Rosalind Crisp, video still by Deborah May, 2026

DIRt (Dance In Regional disasTer zones)

Rosalind Crisp (dance) & Deborah May (video) share seedlings of new DIRt work: live and virtual performance in conversation.

SATURDAY
10 OCTOBER
4PM

AT THE DRILL HALL

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Jasmin Sheppard, photo by Luke Currie Richardson

2027 EXPERIMENTAL CHOREOGRAPHIC PROGRAM

The Experimental Choreographic Program is returning in 2026!
Presented by Performance Space and Critical Path.

2 OCTOBER 2026, 1PM:
Online Information Session

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A group of adults practices dance in a large studio. In the foreground, a woman wearing a white sleeveless top and bright pink pants stretches sideways with one hand on the floor and one arm extended overhead. Other dancers behind her mirror the movement, with their arms raised or bodies leaning to the side. The studio has a polished dark floor, high exposed beams, large windows, and black curtains.

COUNTERTECHNIQUE SESSIONS

Madeline Harms is offering two 3-hour Countertechnique Sessions.

31 OCTOBER & 1 NOVEMBER 2026
10AM – 1PM

AT THE DRILL HALL

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Critical Path respectfully acknowledges the Gadigal and Birrabirragal clans, the traditional custodians of the land where the organisation is based.

Critical Path respectfully acknowledges the Gadigal and Birrabirragal clans, the traditional custodians of the land where the organisation is based.

We acknowledge and uphold the UN Declaration on the rights of Indigenous peoples, which states that; “Indigenous peoples have the right of self-determination. By virtue of that right they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development.”

We support the freedom of First Nations expression and decision making within our organisation and acknowledge that First Peoples have been dancing, creating, and forging important research on these lands for time immemorial.