DANZ Magazine is the voice of New Zealand dance and exists to celebrate and document its history, it also reflects the work of DANZ in its support of the dance industry. Magazine content is decided by an editorial committee made of of DANZ management and dance/arts sector representatives. If you would like to suggest an idea for publication please email us at danz@danz.org.nz.
OTHER DANZ PUBLICATIONS
Stories of Dance
Reviews
Dance Lines (Blog)
Advertising is available in the DANZ Magazine. Visit Advertising & Promotion for more information.
Senior dance practitioners from Aotearoa have been spending a great deal of time overseas employed in convening, facilitating or participating in choreographic and teaching residencies. Now the younger generation are starting to enjoy similar benefits. Lucy Marinkovich and Matthew Moore speak of the positive outcomes of their recent international.. Keep Reading
In this article Francesca Horsley speaks to Hester Phillips about how medical dance movement therapy can be used to support people who are facing physical un-wellness of whatever kind, including Parkinson’s sufferers. Keep Reading
Nobody ever said being a Festival Director is an easy gig and there’s certainly more to this story than facts and figures. Dione Joseph embarks on a journey from north to south to ask the question: “What are Festival Directors thinking when it comes to the D word?” Keep Reading
Sue Paterson is a pillar in the festival circuit with the New Zealand Festival and Wellington Jazz Festival under her belt. After eight years as the NZ Festival Executive Director, Sue is stepping down. DANZ Chief Executive Anton Carter talks with Sue. Keep Reading
Jennifer Sheenan gives insight into the processes and importance of Dance Anthropology. Keep Reading
A DANZ members Spotlight on the Melbourne City Ballet a company with New Zealand ties and whose vision is “to provide everyone in the community with access to quality classical ballet”. Keep Reading
DANZ Chief Executive Anton Carter talks about the benefits and purpose of the 2016 National Dance Hui, Together / Moving Forward. Keep Reading
Chris Jannides interviews Michael Parmenter, Lyne Pringle and Maari Gray about the 'seminal' contemporary dance piece Insolent River and it's 2016 revival. Keep Reading
Street Dance New Zealand provides opportunities and a platform for young people to grow through a shared dance experience. Jess Loh examines the 10-year evolution and success of the street dance organisation. Keep Reading
In this article Deirdre Tarrant looks at the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) New Zealand's biennial 14+ Dance Scholarship Awards. Keep Reading
This article talks about funding in the arts and why advocacy is important. Keep Reading
Frances Turner is bringing business acumen and passion for the arts to her new role as the Executive Director of the Royal New Zealand Ballet (RNZB). In this article, Frances talks to DANZ Chief Executive Anton Carter. Keep Reading
DANZ is a World Dance Alliance Asia Pacific (WDA) chapter head; in light of the 2016 WDA conference Jenny Stevenson speaks with Auckland University Head of Dance, Ralph Buck, about the WDA and its importance. Keep Reading
The New Zealand Dance Company has established itself as a powerhouse in New Zealand contemporary dance, Francesca Horsely speaks with artistic director, Shona McCullagh about their success and future. Plus a preview of Ross McCormack's new work in The Absurdity of Humanity. Keep Reading
The philosophy at Unitec Dance is very much based around “developing a disciplined and sensitive human being and dance artist." A spotlight on DANZ member and education institution Unitec. Keep Reading
DANZ