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Swan Lake
 

The United Ukrainian Ballet brings together award-winning dancers from Ukraine’s finest ballet houses including The National Opera of Ukraine, Kharkiv Opera Theatre and Odessa Opera and Ballet Theatre. Each member of the Company has their own story of how they escaped the devastating war in their homeland to reach safety and join the Company. Under the artistic direction of Igone de Jonge, former prima ballerina of the Dutch National Ballet, the Company have been living and rehearsing together since fleeing Ukraine.

Show Prices: $79 to $199

 

Event details

Venue: DARLING HARBOUR THEATRE, ICC
Bookings: https://www.swanlake.com.au/
Start Date: Friday 28 October 2022

 

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