A Season of Connection and Collaboration
Season Ticket Packages on sale now.
Welcome to a bold new chapter for Queensland Ballet. In our first curated season under the artistic direction of Ivan Gil-Ortega, our 2026 season celebrates ballet’s power to connect - across generations, disciplines, and cultures. It’s a season that honours tradition while embracing innovation, inviting audiences to experience the full spectrum of ballet’s expressive potential.
This year, we present a dynamic program, that spans epic masterpieces, contemporary creations, and beloved classics. From the grandeur of Messa da Requiem to a world-premiere reimagining of The Nutcracker, each production is a testament to the magic of our artform, and the transformative power of collaboration - between dancers, musicians, designers, and storytellers.
Whether you’re a lifelong ballet lover or a curious newcomer, the 2026 season offers something to move, inspire, and connect us all. Join us as we step into a season of artistry, imagination, and shared experience.
Season Packages are the best way to experience ballet in 2026! Choose the package that best suits you
Save up to 10% on Premium single ticket prices, when you choose two ballet productions.
Perfect for those looking for a taste of the Season's magic, the Duet package lets you select any two productions from the 2026 Season and enjoy a personalised glimpse into the beauty and diversity of our repertoire.
From beloved classics, to daring new creations, it's the perfect way to dip into the Season highlights.
Two performances. One graceful journey.
Save up to 15% on Premium single ticket prices when you choose three or more ballet productions.
For the true ballet devotee, the Encore package offers you the chance to curate your journey through the 2026 Season.
Choose three or more productions to experience the full breadth of or repertoire - from story ballets to bold contemporary works.
Return to the magic - again and again.
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.
