Academy of Queensland Ballet

Supporting emerging young dancers


Michael Zavros : Echo 2009, Oil on Canvas, 210 x 320cm

#Supporting the Academy of Queensland Ballet helps to make the greatest impact for our emerging artists.

With a highly skilled faculty and a purpose-built learning and training facility, the Academy of Queensland Ballet is the ideal environment for young, academically empowered dancers to thrive.

The Academy of Queensland Ballet is a unique training organisation for children aged 6-18 years. Our full-time program from Years 7 - 12, allows students to undertake face-to-face academic studies alongside their professional ballet training, all on the one site at Kelvin Grove State College. 

Supporting the Academy enables:

  • Delivery of professional training program from within world-class facilities
  • Support for students who otherwise may not be able to participate in our programs, due to socio-economic disadvantage including financial hardship, gender equity, geographic location and demographics, cultural background and family circumstances.
  • Support and wellness staff on site for students
  • Staging of professional performances to provide studio-to-stage experience for the next generation of dancers

The Academy acts as a springboard for each student developing their creativity, curiosity and technical ballet proficiency to propel them through their life.

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The Academy of Queensland Ballet

Learn more about the official professional ballet training organisation of Queensland Ballet, and how your support makes a difference.

Academy performances

Show your support for the Academy and the students' emerging talent, by attending an Academy performance.

Jette Parker Young Artists

Passionate about supporting the dreams of young artists? Also consider supporting our Jette Parker Young Artists at the beginning of their career.

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.