Restless Dance Theatre

✨ Tutor Spotlight – Larissa ✨

Meet Larissa our Associate Artist, who leads Restless Dance Theatre's Professional Company Training Program.

Designed to support our company dancers to continuously grow, strengthen and extend their professional practice, the program provides high-level training across technique, composition, improvisation, strength and conditioning, co-creation and multi-skilled development.

Delivered across three days each week, the program supports dancers to build physical strength, expand their artistry, improve wellbeing and develop the skills needed to sustain long-term careers in the industry.

At the heart of the program is a commitment to creating genuine professional pathways for disabled artists, ensuring dancers can train and work at a high technical and artistic level within an inclusive, supportive and sustainable environment.

Want more info- https://restlessdance.org

WONDER: Move. Imagine. Grow.

Restless Dance Theatre is excited to launch WONDER, a brand new inclusive dance class for children aged 4–7 years.

WONDER is a playful introduction to movement, creativity and connection. Through music, storytelling and dance, children are encouraged to explore their imagination while building confidence, coordination and friendships in a safe and nurturing environment.

Led by our highly trained tutors, classes are responsive to individual access needs, creating space for every child to participate in their own way.

Parents and caregivers are invited to move alongside their child, strengthening connection through shared creative play.

📍 Restless Dance Theatre, Adelaide
📅 Fridays | Term 3 2026
🕘 9:00am–10:00am
✨ Registrations now open!
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✨DID YOU HEAR THE NEWS?? LINKS IS IN THE SOUTH!! ✨

Move, Play, Connect!

Restless Dance Theatre presents LINKS, inclusive weekly classes for kids aged 8–14 years 💫

LINKS is the perfect first step into the world of Restless Dance Theatre. Through playful dance, theatre games, creative storytelling and movement exploration, young people discover new ways to express themselves, build confidence and connect with others.

This is a fun, social and creative space where kids can explore movement, spark imagination and grow in a supportive community, no experience needed, just a willingness to move and play!

Led by experienced tutors, each class is inclusive and adaptable, supporting every young dancer to participate, thrive and feel successful 🌟

✨ Why LINKS?
• Build confidence, independence & self-expression
• Support physical, social & emotional wellbeing
• Encourage creativity, imagination & connection
• Be part of a welcoming dance community

🌿 NEW SOUTH LOCATION — ABERFOYLE PARK
💚 FREE class (Term 2)
🕓 Thursdays 4:15pm – 5:15pm
📍 Aberfoyle Community Centre, 1 Jessica Street, Aberfoyle Park

Join us and be part of something fun — where movement brings people together ✨

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✨ 35 Years of Restless Dance Theatre ✨

This week we are celebrating Howling Like A Wolf directed by Zoe Barr (2012)

Developed over two and a half years, Howling Like A Wolf grew from a creative residency between Restless Dance Theatre and Melbourne-based company Rawcus. Following the success of their earlier collaboration The Heart Of Another Is A Dark Forest, the two companies reunited to explore themes of human connection, isolation, body language and the way we “read” one another in the blink of an eye.

Inspired by Malcolm Gladwell’s Blink and the groundbreaking research of French neurologist Guillaume Duchenne, the work examined facial expressions, emotional connection and the complexities of human interaction. Through movement, expression and shared experiences, the performers created a powerful and deeply human work exploring “this terribly significant business of other people.”

Presented at Queens Theatre in 2012, Howling Like A Wolf brought together artists from Restless Dance Theatre, Tutti Arts, No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability and Company@ — celebrating collaboration, inclusion and extraordinary performance.

✨ Creative Team
Director- Zoe Barry Zoë Barry
Lighting & Set Designer- Geoff Cobham Geoff Cobham
Musician / Composer - Jed Palmer
Costume Designer - Mariot Kerr
Project Manager / Rehearsal Director- Jo Stone
Production Manager- Nathan D’Agostino Nathan D'Agostino
Stage Manager- Laura Smans

🎭 Performers
Eleni Andriotsis, Felicity Doolette, Kathryn Evans, Jianna Georgiou, Caroline Hardy, Joel Hartgen, Rachel High, Lorean Hopper, Alice Kearvell, Kym Mackenzie, Nigel Major-Henderson, Zoe Messenger, Dana Nance, Andrew Pandos, Jesse Rochow, Amanda Schipper, Matthew Shilcock and Tara Stewart.

Check out the trailer for Nunga Screen 2026! 🎬

In celebration of Reconciliation, we are warmly invite you to a special screening of Nunga Screen 2026 — a powerful collection of short films celebrating First Nations culture, stories and language.

Join us for an evening featuring a Cleansing Ceremony and Welcome to Country by Luke Wilson, followed by 90 minutes of incredible First Nations short films.

Snacks and refreshments provided as we come together for an evening of film, conversation, music and food. Everyone is welcome!

Friday 19 June
5:30pm - 8pm
Restless Dance Theatre
195 Gilles St, Adelaide SA 5000
Kaurna Country

Secure your sport: https://form.fillout.com/t/gVAEJBMiupus

Trailer: https://vimeo.com/1176762370?fl=pl&fe=sh

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