This is an important moment in The Australian Ballet’s history. We invite you to take your place for a season of time-honoured classical ballets and striking contemporary works that will move, inspire and surprise.
Melbourne, Sydney, Livestream: Romeo and Juliet
In the history of dance, there are only a handful of productions that translate Shakespeare’s story of tragic love into compelling ballet form. John Cranko’s majestic version is one of them.
Part One, Part Two, Part Three
This October, dance companies from around Australia gather for a festival experience like no other.
Apparel, gift cards, accessories and ballet-related gifts for everyone.
We exist to perform, but we can’t do that without you by our side.
Live on Ballet TV gives you the opportunity to experience The Australian Ballet in real-time from wherever you are.
Music is an equal partner of dance, a defining element in everything we do.
“When you’re learning the work, you’re really just dealing with movement, and trying to figure it out. But when you put it in context, there’s a real kind of rawness to it, a real honesty.”Principal Artist Callum Linnane
Callum Linnane and Robyn Hendricks in Anna Karenina
The Australian Ballet’s inaugural Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) shares a vision for the company’s proactive engagement with Australia’s First Nations communities.
The development of a RAP advances company-wide reconciliation conversations and strengthens partnerships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples who have shaped Australia's cultural and creative identity for millennia.
