The Queensland Ballet’s new production of Cinderella begins and ends with two powerful images, the first representing oppression and grief,
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22 May : Australian Ballet appoints new ceoThe Australian Ballet announced today the appointment of Libby Christie as the new chief executive of the Australian Ballet. She more...21 May : Roslyn Anderson on working with Kylián and news of his future plansIn anticipation of Nederlands Dans Theater’s tour to Sydney next month I recently spoke with Jiri Kylián’s long-term assistant and more...14 May : Sydney Dance Company to embark on international tour next springThe Sydney Dance Company is to take Rafael Bonachela’s 2 One Another on a tour of six countries in September more...14 May : Queensland Ballet’s star coup for 2014The Queensland government has announced an exclusive season by the Queensland Ballet of Kenneth MacMillan’s Romeo and Juliet starring Tamara more...
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