Continuum is a bold exploration of the ever-shifting cadence that binds us to the world, inspired by the constant flow of movement and transformation that mirrors the evolving nature of life.
Through the visionary perspectives of choreographers Rafael Bonachela, Tra Mi Dinh and Stephen Page AO, this triple bill offers three unique reflections on humanity, light and our place in the cycle of existence.
Subscriptions on sale Tuesday 22 October.
Info, Dates & Prices
Dates
22 October – 1 November
Location
Roslyn Packer Theatre
Duration
TBC
Warnings
This production may include theatrical haze and strobe like lighting effects. Further information may be updated closer to the performance date.
Continuum sweeps across a spectrum of lived experience, from the fleeting beauty of twilight to the elemental force of breath. It is a journey through time and place, where movement echoes with the ebb and flow of life’s narratives. A celebration of the continuous journey of transformation and the subtle forces of nature that connect us all.
An enchanting world premiere from Rafael Bonachela will draw upon his signature choreographic style, to explore the limits of emotional and physical expression. To conjure a dynamic sorcery between the quiet and the monumental, the intimate to the expansive.
In Somewhere Between Ten and Fourteen, Tra Mi Dinh exposes the delicate space between day and night. A fleeting moment of transition where bodies drift and pulse, surrendering to the ever-shifting movement of time and light. An ode to change that captures the transience of life’s continual shifts.
For the first time, Unungkati Yantatja – one with the other, brings together the powerful creative forces of Stephen Page with esteemed composer William Barton. Page’s choreography embodies Barton’s song line, calling out to land, sea, sky, and creature, whilst carefully connecting us all to the spirit of our creation breath. Barton will be joined live in performance by the award-wining Omega Ensemble, who commissioned the underlying powerful score. Blown gently across the stage, Unungkati Yantatja is a dedication to the force of our earthly breaths, intrinsically connecting us to country, to each other, and the continual rhythm of life.
WEEK ONE
Wednesday 22 October, 7.30pm (Opening Night)
Thursday 23 October, 7.30pm (Chair’s Evening)
Friday 24 October, 7.30pm
Saturday 25 October, 2pm & 7.30pm
WEEK TWO
Tuesday 28 October, 6.30pm
Wednesday 29 October, 7.30pm
Thursday 30 October, 7.30pm
Friday 31 October, 7.30pm
Saturday 1 November, 2pm & 7.30pm (2pm – Audio Description available)
Save 15% on tickets and enjoy priority booking with no additional fees, plus many more benefits!
| Type | Premium | A Reserve | B Reserve |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult | $101.15 | $84.15 | $63.75 |
| Concession* | $101.15 | $77.35 | $59.50 |
| Under 30 | $101.15 | $68.85 | $51.00 |
| Type | Premium | A Reserve | B Reserve |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult | $92.65 | $76.50 | $59.50 |
| Concession* | $92.65 | $69.70 | $55.25 |
| Under 30 | $92.65 | $61.20 | $46.75 |
*Concession tickets are valid for Full Time Students, Pensioners, Seniors and those who are Unemployed.
Our Continuum season offers a Live Audio Described performance and Tactile Tour on Saturday 1 November.
1.15pm – Tactile Tour (15-20 mins)
2pm – Audio Described Performance
Tickets: $60 – A and B Reserve
Audio description and tactile tour services are to enhance the experience of customers who are blind or have low vision.
The audio description is a live commentary of the visual elements of a performance by trained audio describers, relayed via a free headset and receiver linked to the FM radio system within the venue.
The tactile tour is available prior to the performance. Patrons who are blind or have low vision will experience hands on access to some costumes, props and stage elements in order to capture the atmosphere of the work. Our Sydney Dance Company staff will relay the context of each piece and how it is used in the performance.
Book online, call 612 9221 4811 or email [email protected].
Stay up to date with all the behind-the-scenes action via our eNewsletter or follow us on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube.
Give the gift of an unforgettable experience with our Performance Vouchers!
Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply treating someone to a night out, our vouchers offer the perfect way to enjoy world-class contemporary dance.
Redeemable for any of our seasons, these vouchers give your loved ones the freedom to choose a show and a time that suits them.
Authorised ticket sellers
The only authorised ticket seller for Annual Subscriptions is Sydney Dance Company.
The only authorised ticket sellers for Single Tickets are Sydney Dance Company, Roslyn Packer Theatre, Carriageworks and TodayTix. Only tickets purchased by authorised agencies should be considered valid and reliable. In accordance with Terms and Conditions, Sydney Dance Company reserves the right to cancel tickets purchased from a Third Party Website (reseller) and the ticket holder may be refused admission to the event. For more information on purchasing tickets safely and securely, read Live Performance Australia’s Safe Tix Guide here.
Works & Creatives
Dates
22 October – 1 November
Location
Roslyn Packer Theatre
Duration
TBC
Warnings
This production may include theatrical haze and strobe like lighting effects. Further information may be updated closer to the performance date.
An enchanted new world premiere from Rafael Bonachela will draw upon his signature choreographic style to explore the limits of emotional and physical expression. To conjure a dynamic sorcery between the quiet and the monumental, the intimate to the expansive.
Choreography: Rafael Bonachela
Music: To be announced
Lighting Design: Damien Cooper
Costume Design: To be announced
Proudly supported by Brett Clegg, Visionary Patron
Somewhere between ten and fourteen is a study on dusk – illuminating and indulging in the transient yet expansive moments between day and night. Bodies and energy chase the impermanence of transformation and surrender to the ever-shifting movements of light, and time. It is a choreography propelled by the movement of light. It is an ode to change. Originally premiering in New Breed 2023, this mesmerising work now takes to the mainstage, reimagined for a larger ensemble.
“Intricate, geometric and with enjoyable attention to detail” – Sydney Morning Herald (New Breed 2023)
“… the standout work of the evening… Dinh’s work just continues to go from strength to strength” – Dance Informa (New Breed 2023)
Choreography: Tra Mi Dinh
Music: Tilman Robinson
Lighting Design: Alexander Berlage
Costume Design: Aleisa Jelbart
Enjoy a sneak peek of Somewhere between ten and fourteen from New Breed 2023!
For the first time, Unungkati Yantatja – one with the other, brings together the powerful creative forces of Stephen Page with esteemed composer William Barton.
Page’s choreography embodies Barton’s song line, calling out to land, sea, sky, and creature, whilst carefully connecting us all to the spirit of our creation breath.
Barton will be joined live on stage by the award-wining Omega Ensemble, who commissioned the underlying, powerful score. Blown gently across the stage, Unungkati Yantatja is a dedication to the force of our earthly breaths, intrinsically connecting us to country, to each other, and to the continual rhythm of life.
Choreography: Stephen Page
Music: Composed by William Barton. Performed by William Barton and Omega Ensemble. Originally commissioned by Omega Ensemble
Lighting Design: Damien Cooper
Set Design: Jacob Nash
Costume Design: Jennifer Irwin
Chair's Evening
Somos
Thursday 3 April
Continuum
Thursday 23 October
New Breed
Wednesday 10 December
Meet the artists at our Chair’s Evenings
Join us for intimate Chair’s Evenings during our Sydney seasons, hosted by Sydney Dance Company Chair of the Board, Emma-Jane Newton, with insights into the works from the creative team. These are wonderful opportunities to get together with the Sydney Dance Company family over drinks and canapés, while sharing in the thrill of the season.
Chair’s Evenings Dates
Somos
Thursday 3 April
7.30pm: Performance at the Neilson Studio, Sydney Dance Company
6:30pm: Pre-performance Reception at Sydney Dance Company with Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela and Company dancers
Tickets: $140 as part of a Chair’s Subscription
Continuum
Thursday 23 October
7.30pm: Performance at Roslyn Packer Theatre
6:30pm: Pre-performance Reception at the Richard Wherrett Studio with Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela and Company dancers
Tickets: $170 as part of a Chair’s Subscription
New Breed
Wednesday 10 December
7pm: Performance at Carriageworks
6:00pm: Pre-performance Reception at Carriageworks with members of the Sydney Dance Company artistic team and New Breed creatives
Tickets: $90 as part of a Chair’s Subscription
Enjoy the best dance in Sydney in 2025 with a 2- or 3-Season-Chair’s Evening Subscription Package!
Subscriptions on sale Tuesday 22 October.
Enjoy the best dance in Sydney in 2024 with a 2 or 3 performance Chair’s Evening Subscription package.
Ticket price includes the drinks and canapés Reception and your Premium seat in the theatre.
| 3-Performance Subscription Package | Premium $430 |
| 2-Performance Subscription Package | Premium $260-$340 |
Getting there
Dates
22 October – 1 November
Location
Roslyn Packer Theatre
Duration
TBC
Warnings
This production may include theatrical haze and strobe like lighting effects. Further information may be updated closer to the performance date.
Continuum will be performed at Roslyn Packer Theatre at the Walsh Bay Arts Precinct.
How to get there
Public transport is the best way to get to the Roslyn Packer Theatre. Barangaroo metro station and Circular Quay railway station, bus and ferry terminus are the closest public transport hubs.
Train
The theatre is a short 8-minute walk from Barangaroo metro station or a 15-minute walk from Circular Quay and Wynyard train stations.
Bus services
Buses 324 and 325 run from the CBD to the precinct, with stops just outside the theatre. For details please visit Transport NSW or telephone 131 500.
Parking
While on-street metered parking is available at the precinct, we recommend parking at the following parking stations located along Hickson Road:
● Bond One, 26 Hickson Road, Walsh Bay
● Barangaroo Point Car Park, entry via Hickson Road
● Barangaroo Reserve, 5 Towns Place, Barangaroo
More Information
For more information about Roslyn Packer Theatre, please visit their website or contact their Box Office via phone 9250 1999 or email at [email protected].
Info, Dates & Prices
Dates
22 October – 1 November
Location
Roslyn Packer Theatre
Duration
TBC
Warnings
This production may include theatrical haze and strobe like lighting effects. Further information may be updated closer to the performance date.
Continuum sweeps across a spectrum of lived experience, from the fleeting beauty of twilight to the elemental force of breath. It is a journey through time and place, where movement echoes with the ebb and flow of life’s narratives. A celebration of the continuous journey of transformation and the subtle forces of nature that connect us all.
An enchanting world premiere from Rafael Bonachela will draw upon his signature choreographic style, to explore the limits of emotional and physical expression. To conjure a dynamic sorcery between the quiet and the monumental, the intimate to the expansive.
In Somewhere Between Ten and Fourteen, Tra Mi Dinh exposes the delicate space between day and night. A fleeting moment of transition where bodies drift and pulse, surrendering to the ever-shifting movement of time and light. An ode to change that captures the transience of life’s continual shifts.
For the first time, Unungkati Yantatja – one with the other, brings together the powerful creative forces of Stephen Page with esteemed composer William Barton. Page’s choreography embodies Barton’s song line, calling out to land, sea, sky, and creature, whilst carefully connecting us all to the spirit of our creation breath. Barton will be joined live in performance by the award-wining Omega Ensemble, who commissioned the underlying powerful score. Blown gently across the stage, Unungkati Yantatja is a dedication to the force of our earthly breaths, intrinsically connecting us to country, to each other, and the continual rhythm of life.
WEEK ONE
Wednesday 22 October, 7.30pm (Opening Night)
Thursday 23 October, 7.30pm (Chair’s Evening)
Friday 24 October, 7.30pm
Saturday 25 October, 2pm & 7.30pm
WEEK TWO
Tuesday 28 October, 6.30pm
Wednesday 29 October, 7.30pm
Thursday 30 October, 7.30pm
Friday 31 October, 7.30pm
Saturday 1 November, 2pm & 7.30pm (2pm – Audio Description available)
Save 15% on tickets and enjoy priority booking with no additional fees, plus many more benefits!
| Type: | Adult |
| Premium: | $101.15 |
| A Reserve: | $84.15 |
| B Reserve: | $63.75 |
| Type: | Concession* |
| Premium: | $101.15 |
| A Reserve: | $77.35 |
| B Reserve: | $59.50 |
| Type: | Under 30 |
| Premium: | $101.15 |
| A Reserve: | $68.85 |
| B Reserve: | $51.00 |
| Type: | Adult |
| Premium: | $92.65 |
| A Reserve: | $76.50 |
| B Reserve: | $59.50 |
| Type: | Concession* |
| Premium: | $92.65 |
| A Reserve: | $69.70 |
| B Reserve: | $55.25 |
| Type: | Under 30 |
| Premium: | $92.65 |
| A Reserve: | $61.20 |
| B Reserve: | $46.75 |
*Concession tickets are valid for Full Time Students, Pensioners, Seniors and those who are Unemployed.
Our Continuum season offers a Live Audio Described performance and Tactile Tour on Saturday 1 November.
1.15pm – Tactile Tour (15-20 mins)
2pm – Audio Described Performance
Tickets: $60 – A and B Reserve
Audio description and tactile tour services are to enhance the experience of customers who are blind or have low vision.
The audio description is a live commentary of the visual elements of a performance by trained audio describers, relayed via a free headset and receiver linked to the FM radio system within the venue.
The tactile tour is available prior to the performance. Patrons who are blind or have low vision will experience hands on access to some costumes, props and stage elements in order to capture the atmosphere of the work. Our Sydney Dance Company staff will relay the context of each piece and how it is used in the performance.
Book online, call 612 9221 4811 or email [email protected].
Stay up to date with all the behind-the-scenes action via our eNewsletter or follow us on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube.
Give the gift of an unforgettable experience with our Performance Vouchers!
Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply treating someone to a night out, our vouchers offer the perfect way to enjoy world-class contemporary dance.
Redeemable for any of our seasons, these vouchers give your loved ones the freedom to choose a show and a time that suits them.
Authorised ticket sellers
The only authorised ticket seller for Annual Subscriptions is Sydney Dance Company.
The only authorised ticket sellers for Single Tickets are Sydney Dance Company, Roslyn Packer Theatre, Carriageworks and TodayTix. Only tickets purchased by authorised agencies should be considered valid and reliable. In accordance with Terms and Conditions, Sydney Dance Company reserves the right to cancel tickets purchased from a Third Party Website (reseller) and the ticket holder may be refused admission to the event. For more information on purchasing tickets safely and securely, read Live Performance Australia’s Safe Tix Guide here.
Works & Creatives
Dates
22 October – 1 November
Location
Roslyn Packer Theatre
Duration
TBC
Warnings
This production may include theatrical haze and strobe like lighting effects. Further information may be updated closer to the performance date.
An enchanted new world premiere from Rafael Bonachela will draw upon his signature choreographic style to explore the limits of emotional and physical expression. To conjure a dynamic sorcery between the quiet and the monumental, the intimate to the expansive.
Choreography: Rafael Bonachela
Music: To be announced
Lighting Design: Damien Cooper
Costume Design: To be announced
Proudly supported by Brett Clegg, Visionary Patron
Somewhere between ten and fourteen is a study on dusk – illuminating and indulging in the transient yet expansive moments between day and night. Bodies and energy chase the impermanence of transformation and surrender to the ever-shifting movements of light, and time. It is a choreography propelled by the movement of light. It is an ode to change. Originally premiering in New Breed 2023, this mesmerising work now takes to the mainstage, reimagined for a larger ensemble.
“Intricate, geometric and with enjoyable attention to detail” – Sydney Morning Herald (New Breed 2023)
“… the standout work of the evening… Dinh’s work just continues to go from strength to strength” – Dance Informa (New Breed 2023)
Choreography: Tra Mi Dinh
Music: Tilman Robinson
Lighting Design: Alexander Berlage
Costume Design: Aleisa Jelbart
Enjoy a sneak peek of Somewhere between ten and fourteen from New Breed 2023!
For the first time, Unungkati Yantatja – one with the other, brings together the powerful creative forces of Stephen Page with esteemed composer William Barton.
Page’s choreography embodies Barton’s song line, calling out to land, sea, sky, and creature, whilst carefully connecting us all to the spirit of our creation breath.
Barton will be joined live on stage by the award-wining Omega Ensemble, who commissioned the underlying, powerful score. Blown gently across the stage, Unungkati Yantatja is a dedication to the force of our earthly breaths, intrinsically connecting us to country, to each other, and to the continual rhythm of life.
Choreography: Stephen Page
Music: Composed by William Barton. Performed by William Barton and Omega Ensemble. Originally commissioned by Omega Ensemble
Lighting Design: Damien Cooper
Set Design: Jacob Nash
Costume Design: Jennifer Irwin
Chair's Evening
Somos
Thursday 3 April
Continuum
Thursday 23 October
New Breed
Wednesday 10 December
Meet the artists at our Chair’s Evenings
Join us for intimate Chair’s Evenings during our Sydney seasons, hosted by Sydney Dance Company Chair of the Board, Emma-Jane Newton, with insights into the works from the creative team. These are wonderful opportunities to get together with the Sydney Dance Company family over drinks and canapés, while sharing in the thrill of the season.
Chair’s Evenings Dates
Somos
Thursday 3 April
7.30pm: Performance at the Neilson Studio, Sydney Dance Company
6:30pm: Pre-performance Reception at Sydney Dance Company with Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela and Company dancers
Tickets: $140 as part of a Chair’s Subscription
Continuum
Thursday 23 October
7.30pm: Performance at Roslyn Packer Theatre
6:30pm: Pre-performance Reception at the Richard Wherrett Studio with Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela and Company dancers
Tickets: $170 as part of a Chair’s Subscription
New Breed
Wednesday 10 December
7pm: Performance at Carriageworks
6:00pm: Pre-performance Reception at Carriageworks with members of the Sydney Dance Company artistic team and New Breed creatives
Tickets: $90 as part of a Chair’s Subscription
Enjoy the best dance in Sydney in 2025 with a 2- or 3-Season-Chair’s Evening Subscription Package!
Subscriptions on sale Tuesday 22 October.
Enjoy the best dance in Sydney in 2024 with a 2 or 3 performance Chair’s Evening Subscription package.
Ticket price includes the drinks and canapés Reception and your Premium seat in the theatre.
| 3-Performance Subscription Package |
| Premium $430 |
| 2-Performance Subscription Package |
| Premium $260-$340 |
Getting there
Dates
22 October – 1 November
Location
Roslyn Packer Theatre
Duration
TBC
Warnings
This production may include theatrical haze and strobe like lighting effects. Further information may be updated closer to the performance date.
Continuum will be performed at Roslyn Packer Theatre at the Walsh Bay Arts Precinct.
How to get there
Public transport is the best way to get to the Roslyn Packer Theatre. Barangaroo metro station and Circular Quay railway station, bus and ferry terminus are the closest public transport hubs.
Train
The theatre is a short 8-minute walk from Barangaroo metro station or a 15-minute walk from Circular Quay and Wynyard train stations.
Bus services
Buses 324 and 325 run from the CBD to the precinct, with stops just outside the theatre. For details please visit Transport NSW or telephone 131 500.
Parking
While on-street metered parking is available at the precinct, we recommend parking at the following parking stations located along Hickson Road:
● Bond One, 26 Hickson Road, Walsh Bay
● Barangaroo Point Car Park, entry via Hickson Road
● Barangaroo Reserve, 5 Towns Place, Barangaroo
More Information
For more information about Roslyn Packer Theatre, please visit their website or contact their Box Office via phone 9250 1999 or email at [email protected].