The Studios
The Chunky Move Studios are Melbourne’s premiere, purpose-built
dance studios. They feature large, useable spaces, sprung floors,
halogen lighting, natural light from stunning skylights, versatile
power facilities, building amenities and security.
Chunky Move holds rehearsals, dance classes, open rehearsals, showings
of works-in-progress, performances and forums in the two studios.
The studios are also a versatile and attractive venue for:
- Private
functions – cocktail parties, sit-down dinners
- Corporate
events – product launches, workshops and classes,
sit-down dinners, cocktail parties
- Small performances
- Physical training
- Rehearsals

Specifications
Click below to download the specifications of Studios 1 and
2 as either a PDF or a word document.
Studio Specifications PDF*
Studio Specifications Word Document (Word
6/95)
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The Building
Ngargee is a contemporary arts centre situated right
in the centre of Melbourne’s vibrant and
growing arts precinct at 111 Sturt Street, Southbank.
The building houses Chunky Move’s studios and
office space, the
Australian
Centre for Contemporary Art galleries and
Playbox Theatre’s set construction area. Ngargee (pronounced na-jee)
is a Boonerwrung and eastern
Kulin word meaning dance or festival.
Designed by award-winning architects Wood Marsh and
built by LU Simon, the building has an Uluru-like
presence, enhanced by an
exterior clad in a special steel product that develops
its own protective rust coating.

How to Get to Chunky Move

By Foot: A two-minute
walk from Tram Stop No. 17 on St Kilda
Road, down Grant Street (corner of The
Melburnian apartments). Or a 10-minute
walk from Flinders St Station, across the
Princes Bridge.
By Tram: Take Route 1 South Melbourne Tram to Stop No 18. Or try Tram Routes
3,5,8,16,64,67, or 72 to Tram Stop No 17 on St Kilda Road, followed by a two-minute
walk down Grant Street
By car: on-street metered parking is available on Dodds, Sturt and Grant streets.
There are also nearby carparks at the Australian Ballet Centre and the Victorian
Arts Centre.
For More Information
For studio availability and hire fees, please contact:
Kimberley Bettinson McCay, Office and Company Coordinator, on Tel 03 9645 5188
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