Tutus on Tour - Concluded

24/07/21 - 25/08/21

Regional Queensland venues

Tutus on Tour - Concluded

Regional Queensland venues

#Every step an inspiring story

Queensland Ballet dances across the State for a series of spectacular performances in Tutus on Tour. Bringing ballet to regional Queensland, Tutus on Tour includes performances from past and present works, in celebration of Queensland Ballet’s 60th Anniversary.

The 2021 season will grace the stage with signature dances from the Company’s respected repertoire, including excerpts from traditional ballets and works by contemporary Australian choreographers.

This production honours the creative artists in Queensland Ballet’s rich history, including founding Artistic Director Charles Lisner OBE’s Grande Pas Classique. The spectacular program also includes François Klaus' Cloudland Pas de Deux and Don Quixote Pas de Deux, as well as Greg Horsman’s Never Stop Falling in Love.

Tutus on Tour will leave you inspired with fond memories of Queensland Ballet’s stories, and stir excitement for the future of our world-class Company.


Updated performance schedule for Tutus on Tour:

  • Logan – Friday 20 August, 7:00pm (no change, reduced to 75% capacity)
  • Maryborough – Tuesday 24 August, 7:30pm (rescheduled from Wed 25 Aug)
  • Toowoomba – Thursday 26 August, 7:30pm (rescheduled from Sat 14 Aug)
  • Redcliffe performance on 18 August has been cancelled 


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Venue

Credits
Charles Lisner OBE

Charles Lisner OBE

Choreographer

François Klaus

Choreographer

Greg Horsman

Greg Horsman

Choreographer

Noelene Hill

Noelene Hill

Costume Designer / Recreator

Cameron Goerg

Cameron Goerg

Lighting Designer

#Tickets

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#Community

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Queensland Ballet is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and perform. Long before we performed on this land, it played host to the dance expression of our First Peoples. We pay our respects to their Elders — past, present and emerging — and acknowledge the valuable contribution they have made and continue to make to the cultural landscape of this country.