Midnight Dreaming Dance Co
Dance the dream.
A 100% Aboriginal-owned and operated studio on Awabakal and Worimi Country, led by Renae Lamb — CEO, Principal Founder and Creative Director.
Welcome to the Midnight Dreaming family
We offer culturally rich, inclusive dance education grounded in Aboriginal storytelling, movement and leadership. Our pathways support dancers from their very first steps through to accreditation, leadership and professional opportunities — nurturing confidence, cultural pride and creative excellence.
We are honoured to walk this journey with our dancers and families.
Renae Lamb — CEO & Principal Founder
Founding and cultural authority
Founded in 2019 by Renae Lamb — a Wiradjuri and Wongaibon woman, artist and dance educator — Midnight Dreaming Dance Co was created to provide culturally safe dance, leadership and education programs for children, youth and adults.
Through COVID-19 the studio moved to online delivery, returned in person, and expanded into visual art and fashion design — all of it grounded in Aboriginal sovereignty and self-determination.
All programs, choreography, leadership frameworks, curricula, artworks and teaching resources are originally developed by Midnight Dreaming Dance Co and operate under Wiradjuri and Wongaibon cultural authority.
Qualifications behind the syllabus
- Certificate III in Children’s Services / Early Childhood Education
- Diploma of Training & Assessment (TAE)
- Bachelor of Arts — Global Indigenous Studies & Education
- Recognised dance training, examinations and syllabus-based assessment
Weekly timetable
2026 enrolment and program guide — classes run in school terms. Confirm current times when you enquire.
Wednesday
- Mimi’s Contemporary4:30–5:00pm
- Junior Leadership4:30–5:00pm
- Junior Contemporary5:00–6:00pm
- Senior Leadership4:30–6:00pm
- Advanced Contemporary6:00–7:00pm
- Adults Contemporary7:00–7:45pm
Thursday
- Traditional Open Class5:00–6:00pm
- Senior Traditional5:00–6:00pm
- Advanced Training6:00–7:00pm
Performances
Our dancers have performed at cultural events and celebrations across NSW.
- NAIDOC Week
- Ngarrama
- Rising From the Embers
- Giyi Para
- Bangang Daangang
- NRL Indigenous Round
- Dance Rites
Book Midnight Dreaming Dance Co for your event, ceremony opening, school or community gathering.
Enquire about a performanceRenae LambWorks hung together — titles awaiting Renae
On stage, on Country
More in the galleryOur kids. Our truth. Our future.
Dancer in a Midnight Dreaming design with ochre, before the ocean 
Midnight Dreaming dancers performing on the beach 
Midnight Dreaming dance uniforms on stage 
Dancers on stage in Midnight Dreaming uniforms 
Dancers mid-performance in Midnight Dreaming purple prints
Uniforms & costumes
Dance uniforms foster a sense of belonging and confidence. The 2026 studio uniform and costume range is being designed now — made on demand, designed locally, Aboriginal-owned.
New 2026 uniforms and costumes — coming soon
- On demand
- Locally designed
- Aboriginal-owned
Uniforms and costumes are not yet listed in the shop. The Dance category is ready for them the day they are.
2026 Expression of Interest
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants only.
Three ways in for 2026 — as a Cultural Ambassador, on a Leadership Scholarship as a dance student, or working with us as a dance and cultural teacher.
- Cultural Ambassador
- Leadership Scholarship — dance student
- Dance & cultural teacher
The full EOI form arrives with the enquiry forms in the next stage of this site. Until then, start here and we will send it to you.
All content, choreography, curricula and teaching resources are protected under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) and ICIP principles. © Midnight Dreaming Dance Co 2019–2026. Cultural property & ICIP.