Past Programs

Glasgow-based artist Claire Cunningham spends two weeks at the Drill exploring her continuing project about walking and accessibility in big cities. Cunningham’s work is initially rooted in the use/misuse, study and distortion of crutches. Through these objects she...

Presented by Ausdance NSW and Critical Path. With the continuing support of Ausdance Beyond The Training offers skills sharing and professional development workshops aimed at exploring beyond the technique of dance classes. The first workshop of 2016 will be with...

Nicola Conibere will spend 3 weeks at The Drill exploring new ideas, methodologies and collaborations of her current practice with local artists. During her time at Critical Path, Nicola is also rehearsing with local participants to present her work Assembly, 1 -3...

We are hosting Accessible Arts’ Creative Causeway meeting at The Drill with dance artist Caroline Bowditch as guest presenter and facilitator. Caroline is back in Australia touring her show 'Falling in love with Frida' (early 2016 in partnership with Outlandish Arts)....

Brooke is a Melbourne and Sydney based dance and choreographic artist working between improvisational movement practice, sound & performance installation. Her works fundamentally draw from hyperreal rhythms inherent to the movement of the universe, the earth and...

An invitation from Julie-Anne Long OPEN CALL for getting into TROUBLE To all who identify (or have identified at some point) as being part of the local independent dance sector  Hi All, In 2013 I began working on a new project, TROUBLE: a place in time. Essentially...

Passing is a new dance theatre work choreographed by Amrita Hepi and Jahra Wassasala (NZ) that examines the indigenous experience of diaspora, that coming to country isn't always a spiritual conniption and looking at privilege and how it dances. Passing brings...

A space grant residency made available to independent choreographers from NSW - Matt Cornell, Laura Osweiler, Ivey Wawn and Patricia Wood to develop ideas previously proposed to Critical Path as a research project. The choreographers will work in an open studio...

While in the Drill Hall Angela will be undertaking practice based research which will feed into her new work Desert Body Creep which will premiere at the Next Wave Festival 2016 in May. Desert Body Creep feeds on the corpse of a post, post-everything world. Turning...

Liz is seeking a return to solo practice by taking steps in new directions and opening her experiences. Working with four other choreographers - Brian Lucas, Martin del Amo, Sue Healey and Vicki Van Hout - and using her background in cross-cultural performance, she...