List of Operating Dance Companies
A-C
- Ambition School Of Dance
- Anything Is Valid Dance Theatre
- The Australian Ballet
- The Australian Choreographic Centre
- Australian Dance Theatre
- BalletLab (Contemporary dance company - Artistic Director, Phillip Adams)
- Bangarra Dance Theatre
- Buzz Dance Theatre
- Canberra Dance Theatre
- Chunky Move
D-M
- Dance Exchange
- Dancenorth
- Dance Works
- Dancehouse
- Descendance
- Expressions Dance Company
- Force Majeure (dance company) led by Kate Champion
- Igneous
- Kage Physical Theatre
- Leigh Warren & Dancers
- Mirramu Dance Company
- Move Through Life Dance Company
O-Z
- One Extra Dance
- The Queensland Ballet
- Raw Metal Dance Company
- Restless Dance Company
- Strange Fruit
- Sydney Dance Company
- TasDance
- Tracks Dance Theatre
- The Dance Collective
- Visible Dance
- West Australian Ballet
- Wu Lin Dance Theatre
- youMove Dance Company
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