Two ballet dancers intertwined in a movement in subdued light.

13 – 14 Nov

Emerge

To transform. To become. To emerge.

Featuring August Bournonville's Napoli Act III, Lucas Jervies' Butterfly Suite, Stephanie Lake's Chrysalis, Le Bal by Stephen Baynes, and a new work by Jack Lister, Emerge brings together The Australian Ballet School's full-time students in an exciting mixed bill of classical and contemporary dance.

This end-of-year season explores transformation in all its stages, showcasing the artistry, versatility and creative ambition of Australia's next generation of dancers.

Date	Times
Fri 13 Nov	7:30pm - 10:30pm
Sat 14 Nov	2:30pm - 4:30pm 7:30pm - 10:30am

From $60 to $95

Adult / general $75
Senior $60
Student / concession $60
Children $60

Companion card accepted
Mobility access
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