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Sharni Spencer

‘Find the fun and enjoyment in what you do; It’s important to work out why you dance, what makes you tick’ Sharni Spencer and Pedro Cassiano for the New Zealand School of Dance – 2007. Photo credit: Stephen A’Court. NZSD graduate, Sharni Spencer, was born in Lismore NSW and grew up in Tamworth and Newcastle. She…

ROBERT MILLS JOINS THE SCHOOL’S FULL-TIME TEACHING STAFF

“…enjoy the process and have fun with dance. Aspire for greatness and strive towards your goals with determination and passion.” – Robert Mills Robert Mills 2023. Photography by Ron Fung. Design by Kirryn O’Neil Robert is a Distinguished Graduate of the New Zealand School of Dance and holds the Graduate Diploma of Elite Dance Instruction…

APPLICATIONS FOR FULL-TIME TRAINING IN 2024 ARE NOW OPEN

The New Zealand School of Dance is internationally recognized as producing versatile and employable dancers, skilled in classical ballet and contemporary dance. The School’s unique training develops qualities that meet the needs of the dance profession while extending the boundaries of the art form. Applications for entry in 2024 are now open and close on Monday, 11 September FIND OUT…

FIND OUT ABOUT STUDYING AT NZSD

Front Cover: NZSD Classical ballet student Patrick Nawalowalo McCrory. Photo by Stephen A’Court. The New Zealand School of Dance (NZSD) has recently published its new prospectus, which is sure to become a valuable resource for aspiring dancers and students alike. The prospectus is available both in print and online, making it easily accessible to anyone…

NEW ZEALAND SCHOOL OF DANCE CHOREOGRAPHIC SEASON, AXIS, SET TO BE A DYNAMIC AND ECLECTIC SHOWCASE OF CONTEMPORARY DANCE.

The New Zealand School of Dance (NZSD) is proud to present this year’s choreographic season, titled Axis. The season celebrates the students’ creative process and offers an insight into the development of their choreographic skills. ·        NZSD 3rd Yr contemporary dance student – Caterina Moreno. Photo by Zoe Whaley Third-year contemporary dance students collaborate to…