BWA Podcast Show: Shifting the Dance Landscape with STRUT
Tune into the this inspiring episode of the Business Women Australia Podcast as National Director of BWA, Lyn Hawkins dives into the world of STRUT Dance, Western Australia’s premier choreographic centre.
Why Listen?
- Meet the Movers & Shakers: Hear from Sofie Burgoyne (Co-Director), Aine Whelan (Chair), and Tara Samaya (Choreographic Assistant for Manifest), as they share the magic behind STRUT’s mission to nurture and empower independent dance artists.
- Behind the Scenes: Get an insider look at how STRUT is shaping the future of dance in Perth, from creative development to main-stage performances.
- Support the Arts: Learn how you can become a STRUT Mover—helping to create opportunities for artists and bringing innovative dance to global audiences.
- Global Connections: Discover how STRUT connects local talent with international choreographers and influences Perth’s reputation as a cultural powerhouse.
If you love creativity, culture, and community, this is an episode you won’t want to miss. Subscribe and listen so you can find out how to support the arts and be part of a movement that’s shifting the dance landscape not only in Australia, but around the world.
Listen now and become a STRUT Mover and support the evolving landscape of dance in WA.
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About STRUT Dance:
STRUT Dance invests in creativity, innovation and audience engagement to create a vibrant Western Australian dance scene like no other. Established in 2002, STRUT is a celebrated choreographic centre in Boorloo (Perth) – nationally relevant and globally connected. Every year the program offers unparalleled opportunities for creative development, performance, and employment through working with artists locally, across Australia, and internationally.
As a member-based organisation STRUT is supported by local, State and Federal government, to develop and sustain a thriving independent dance sector through employment and mentoring opportunities, empowered choreographic practice, and – the culmination of this support – performance. STRUT celebrates dance as a powerful driver of human connection, and audiences experience innovative dance works through multiple platforms – from studio-based, early-work showings, site-specific creations, main-stage performances and exhilarating festival events.
Annually, STRUT supports 300+ artists and plays the gateway role for 20+ local, national and international creative visions, connecting them with 5000+ local audience members. This impact would not be possible without the support of the local, state and federal government, the independent dance sector and valued donors.
Pledge your support, donate and become a STRUT MOVER: Head to https://strutdance.org.au/support-us/