Having first dropped slipper in the Melbourne 2013 premiere, Alexei Ratmansky’s new staging of Cinderella confirms its status as an instant favourite of the repertory.
The Australian Ballet: Alexei Ratmansky’s Cinderella review [2015]
The Australian Ballet: The Dream review [Melbourne]
The Australian Ballet finds an ideal balance between classical story ballet and classical abstract ballet in this delightful evening of Frederick Ashton masterworks.
The Australian Ballet: Giselle review
Lovingly restored to full glory, Maina Gielgud’s 1986 production of Giselle returns to its place as one of the most treasured jewels in The Australian Ballet’s repertoire.
Royal Ballet: Onegin review
Divine performances from the lead dancers elevate an otherwise elegant but somewhat lackluster ballet.
Royal Ballet: Don Quixote review
As much fun for the dancers and musicians as the audience, Carlos Acosta’s Don Quixote is like being present at one big opera house party.
BalletBoyz: Young Men review
Mesmerizing and relentless, the world premiere season of Young Men by BalletBoyz garners much audience appreciation and leaves plenty of scope for interpretation and thought.
The Australian Ballet School: 50th Anniversary Gala review
Celebrating the glorious past and looking firmly toward the future, The Australian Ballet School marked the truly landmark occasion of their fiftieth anniversary with a wonderful evening of ceremony and celebration.
The Australian Ballet: Peter Wright’s The Nutcracker review #2
A second opportunity to attend this sumptuous presentation of Peter Wright’s The Nutcracker was too good to pass up, especially the chance to see popular Principals Adam Bull and Amber Scott in […]
The Australian Ballet announces Season 2015
The Australian Ballet unveiled their “Year of Beauty,” announcing their eagerly anticipated 2015 season.
The Australian Ballet: The Nutcracker review
While almost every ballet company in the world trots out its Nutcracker every year (as a fundraising drive of sorts), The Australian Ballet reserves their presentations of the immortal classic to be […]
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