The Australian Ballet
Australia’s premiere dance company has been inspiring and delighting audiences since 1962, winning fame at home and internationally for their uniquely Australian style. Moving effortlessly between the great classical works and the best of contemporary dance, including new commissions from both home and abroad, The Australian Ballet offers transformative experiences through the power of their performances.
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The Australian Ballet: Paquita (2013)
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Paquita, with choreography by Marius Petipa, is a sparkling showcase for The Australian Ballet, full of spectacular turns, exuberant leaps and delicate footwork.
Choreography by Marius Petipa
Staged by Danilo Radojevic
Music Composed by Ludwig (Léon) MinkusVariations 5 and 9 Are Arrangements C...
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The Australian Ballet & Bangarra: Warumuk (2012)
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A collaboration between Bangarra Dance Theatre and The Australian Ballet, Warumuk was commissioned to celebrate The Australian Ballet’s 50th anniversary in 2012....
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The Australian Ballet: Dyad 1929 (2013)
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“It’s a total work of art in which every element is equally weighted and equally impressive.” - Herald Sun
Wayne McGregor’s Dyad 1929, made on The Australian Ballet and featuring an electrifying score by Steve Reich, tests the limits of classical movement in a laboratory-white set.
Choreograph...
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The Australian Ballet: La Sylphide
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The Australian Ballet presents La Sylphide, in a production by Erik Bruhn after August Bournonville’s nineteenth-century original. A ballet in two acts, La Sylphide tells the tale of the Scottish dreamer James, who is fascinated by a woodland sprite and spurns his fiancée to follow her. Intent on...
