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WORLD STARS OF BALLET
 

This is a unique opportunity to experience a world-class program showcasing a cross-section of more than hundreds of years of ballet history. Anticipate excerpts from the greatest classical ballet works and highlights from the contemporary dance repertoire from around the globe. Expect to be enthralled by performances of supreme artistry, elegance and the highest technical precision on the architecturally lauded Sydney Coliseum’s state of the art stage. 

 

Event details

Venue: Sydney Coliseum Theatre, West HQ
Bookings: (02) 9851 5912
Start Date: Saturday 16 July 2022

Prices: From $69 (Transaction fees apply)

Show Times: Saturday 16 & Sunday 17 July at 6pm & 3.30pm

 

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