Critical Path

Australia’s leading centre for choreographic research and development

 

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A lively group of dancers moves expressively across a large dance studio. At the centre, a dancer in pink pants and a white top leads with joyful energy, arms open wide. The other dancers follow in rhythmic, expansive gestures, filling the space with motion and connection.

COUNTERTECHNIQUE SUMMER WORKSHOP

5 Day Countertechnique Workshop with Senior Teacher Na-Ye Kim (Seoul, South Korea) and Madeline Harms (Sydney, Australia).

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23 FEB–27 FEB 2026
9:30AM–3PM
MON–FRI

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CRITICAL PRACTICE WITH DWAYNE LAWLER

BUTOH: How to be present and have presence

4 FEBRUARY – 25 FEBRUARY 2026
WEDNESDAYS
6:30PM – 8:30PM

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An image of a group of five people colourfully dressed, dancing on a stage. The person in the centre of the group has their upper back arched, head back, arms outstretched, and one foot resting on the other lower leg, almost like a bird.

MEG STUART WORKSHOP & ARTIST TALK

Meg Stuart is coming to Sydney

Workshop
25 FEB 2026
3:30PM–6:30PM
EOI HERE

Talk
25 FEB 2026
6:30PM–8:30PM
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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.