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Sydney Eisteddfod Dance Gala
 

This July, Australia’s best dancers will come together to compete in Sydney Eisteddfod’s Dance Gala featuring two of the most exhilarating events of the festival; the Ballet Scholarship finals and the Dance of Champions.   

Held in the magnificent concert hall of the Sydney Opera House, the Ballet Scholarship finals will see Australia’s best dancers compete for a top prize of $18,000 and the chance to undertake pre-professional placements with the world’s best ballet companies. 

With a total prize pool of $32,000 and more than 200 entrants from across Australia and New Zealand, the scholarship is widely regarded as the most valuable and prestigious award in the southern hemisphere. 

Take your seat and watch Australia’s best dancers performing on stage for the opportunity of a lifetime.  

 

Event details

Venue: Sydney Opera House Concert Hall, Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000
Bookings: https://www.sydneyoperahouse.com/events/book-now/235504/0
Start Date: Sunday 23 July 2023

Adult: $65 | Concession: $60 | Child Under 18: $40

 

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