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Dancer Li Cunxin, who rose to fame as “Mao’s last dancer” in a biography and feature film, has realised a 10-year vision as the Queensland Ballet puts itself at the epicentre of the state’s cultural fortunes, writes Nance Haxton
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For Queensland Ballet’s newly promoted Principal Artist Mia Heathcote, the joy of bringing Giselle to life this year is the culmination of decades of coming so close yet so far from performing the iconic role.
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An exploration of male chauvinism, delivered in ballet form, will strut and preen across the Gold Coast’s Home of the Arts (HOTA) stage when Queensland Ballet delivers an exclusive exhibition of two one-act performances.
Queensland Ballet has been touted as one of the best international ballet companies in the world ahead of the opening of the classic Manon.
Queensland Ballet is following up its successful season celebrating Artistic Director Li Cunxin’s ten years at the company helm with another triple bill to mark the opening of its new home.
Following last year’s box-office record-breaking run, the Queensland Ballet will present a limited season of The Sleeping Beauty later this month in the first of a pair of exclusive productions at Home of the Arts (HOTA) at the Gold Coast.
The silly season has begun to liven up the place, with Christmas events taking place across Queensland over the next week, including performances of The Nutcracker, A Christmas Carol, live music, screenings of festive films in South Bank, and Christmas Carols on the Sunshine Coast.
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