The Australian Ballet Boarding Pass
A ballet experience for students presented by Qantas
Photo by Daniel Boud
The Australian Ballet together with Lead Partner Qantas, is taking ballet beyond the theatre and into the hearts of young Australians with The Australian Ballet Boarding Pass – a brand-new program that opens the world of ballet to high school students in outer suburban and regional communities.
Through The Australian Ballet’s Boarding Pass program, students from across the country can experience the thrill of live performance, attending productions that showcase the magic of ballet at its best.
The Australian Ballet Boarding Pass offers high school students more than just a seat in the theatre, it opens the door to a world-class artistic experience. Each school group receives premium A-Reserve tickets, return transport and a suite of educational materials, giving students an immersive, inspiring, and unforgettable experience of live ballet..
The Australian Ballet’s long-standing partnership with Qantas is grounded in a shared commitment to connecting Australians with extraordinary cultural experiences and to fostering social sustainability. Programs like The Australian Ballet’s Boarding Pass break down barriers to the arts, inspiring the next generation and making ballet accessible.
"The Australian Ballet Boarding Pass is about more than just getting students to the theatre, it’s about giving them access to a world they may have never imagined. Every young person, no matter where they live, should feel that ballet, and the arts, belong to them." David Hallberg, Artistic Director, The Australian Ballet
"Qantas has a long and proud history of supporting the arts in Australia and we’re delighted to partner with The Australian Ballet on a program that brings the magic of performance to young people." Petra Perry, Qantas Group Chief Marketing Officer
Expression of interest
The program is fully subscribed for 2025, but to express your interest in participating in future years click below.
"We are fortunate to work with many highly talented young people, many of whom come from backgrounds marked by significant challenges and disadvantage. Experiences such as this can have a profound impact on their lives and overall wellbeing." Gemma Chrighton, Head Teacher Creative and Performing Arts, Oak Flats High School
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Photo by Daniel Boud
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Photo by Daniel Boud
Photo by Daniel Boud
Photo by Daniel Boud
Photo by Daniel Boud
Photo by Daniel Boud