MINISTRY OF ENTERTAINMENT & PRODUCTION

The MOD Talent Agency represents actors, singers, dancers (all genres), models, acrobats, stilt walkers, aerialists, showgirls, breakers, roving performers, directors, producers and choreographers.
We can book specific talent for our clients when requested or manage the entire casting process for you.

The MOE Production House is dedicated to conceiving, producing, styling, costuming, casting & choreographing unique corporate entertainment for events throughout Melbourne, Australia, and the world.  
The MOE Production House will guide and assist you in achieving your event entertainment goals. 

dAVIS aTKINS eNTERPRISES

We translate our clients' dreams into reality...

We are a small team of creative practitioners: storytellers, visionaries, artistic directors and designers.

We conceive, create and translate our clients dreams into reality.

Supported by choreographers, writers, visual content producers, lighting designers, sound engineers, technical specialists and a full suite of production and logistics services, we bring great ideas to life in any physical or digital environment, to any scale, anywhere in the world.

From the Olympics to World Expo, DAE continually raises the bar in global event production.

Wakakirri is Australia’s largest performing arts event for primary and secondary schools. Each year thousands of students across Australia take part in creating Story-Dances for Wakakirri that reflect their thoughts, ideas and aspirations. These stories are performed in professional theatres in front of the official ‘Wakakirri Panel’ who are searching for ‘Story of the Year’. Over 1 million people watch Wakakirri performances each year. Wakakirri is for EVERY and ANY (public or private) school in Australia - and now, dance schools and performing arts studios can join the excitement with the Dance School Challenge. Read more at wakakirri.com

AIET

AIET provides a range of nationally recognised training programs and courses from Certificate I to Diploma level, across over 30 qualifications and industry sectors as well a range of non-accredited learning and life skills packages for students and adult learners .

cecchetti ballet of australia

The fully qualified, carefully trained and registered teachers of Cecchetti Ballet Australia are committed to providing a stable and secure foundation for each student's training - whether for purely recreational enjoyment or as the beginnings of a career in dance. The Cecchetti teacher training courses prepare them to teach with a safe and secure technical base, sound knowledge of anatomy and basic physical faults, good teaching practices and the historical background of the art of classical ballet. The syllabus has been carefully structured to ensure that the student receives a well-balanced training, with each grade for younger dancers designed to build progressively to the senior levels.

THE ODYSSEY PROJECT

The Odyssey Project is an all-male identifying dance company that is known for their exciting and entertaining performances. Comprised of the industry's best male dancers, The Odyssey Project showcases a versatile skill set that ranges from classical ballet to contemporary dance.
But The Odyssey Project is more than just a dance company. They are also committed to passing on their wisdom and knowledge to the next generation of male dancers. Through mentorship and collaboration, they work with young dancers to inspire and empower them to pursue their dreams.
Whether performing on stage or working with aspiring dancers, The Odyssey Project is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the world of dance. With their unique blend of talent, passion, and mentorship, they are truly a force to be reckoned with in the dance world.

ROYAL SOUTH STREET SOCIETY

Royal South Street Society Dance Eisteddfod first partnered with MOPAC in 2022 to provide opportunities to performers wanting to further pursue their passion for performing.

The Royal South Street Society is the longest running eisteddfod in Australia having celebrated it’s inaugural year in 1891 after commencing as “The Young Men’s General Debating Society” in 1879.

Now with 13 disciplines catering to all forms of performance and all abilities, this eisteddfod has grown and developed partnerships with some of the most prominent organizations relevant to the various disciplines. It is in this that Royal South Street’s Dance Eisteddfod has made the connection with MOPAC.

Offering opportunities for dancers of all ages to compete in troupes, duos/trios, solos and championships the caliber of performers has grown to an internationally competitive level. This

attracts requests from adjudicators across the country to have the opportunity to work with the eisteddfod and sees these partnerships with leaders in the industry such as MOPAC grow and strengthen as each year passes.

It is our aim to continue to develop opportunities for those performing within our eisteddfod to pursue their dreams and connect with those who can assist them. Furthermore, to encourage positive competition and opportunities to learn and showcase an incredible level of talent, technique and showmanship.