Dance Australia

An inky highlight

LOOKING back over the past 12 or so Queensland University of

Technology (QUT) Dance graduation seasons, there has been little change in the programming format. In the 2019 program (at Gardens Theatre in October), the third year graduating students again were featured prominently, performing three of the five short works. And as in most previous years, it was a small cohort

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