Australia, Ballet, children, creativity, dance, education
Katia Kullengren
Q&A with Olivia Bell
Q&A with Olivia Bell
Katia Kullengren
Q&A with Drew Hedditch
Q&A with Drew Hedditch
Australia, Ballet, children, creativity, dance, education, innovation, New Zealand
Katia Kullengren
Q&A with Kirby Selchow
Q&A with Kirby Selchow
Ballet, children, dance, education, male dancer, New Zealand
Katia Kullengren
Q&A with Laurynas Vėjalis
Q&A with Laurynas Vėjalis
Ballet, children, creativity, Australia
Katia Kullengren
Q&A with Kathleen Hamilton
Q&A with Kathleen Hamilton

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2016-The Year for Ballet

Happy New Year everyone!
We hope that everyones year is filled with peace and happiness.

I feel that 2016 is going to be a big year in Australian Ballet. Since moving to Sydney over 10 years ago, there has been a shift in the audiance and a steady increase in ballet attandance. Watching the Australian Ballet's Sleeping Beauty performance at the end of 2015, I noticed plenty of young adults in the audience which was very pleasing!

Ballet Without Borders has some big goals for 2016.

1. Increase our public profile
2. Start discussions and collaborations with areas where we feel the school would be of the most benefit to both the individual student and the community they live in
3. Collaborations
4. Increase funding

We are very excited to see what will emerge for us in 2016!

Well wishes

Katia & Team

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land where we work and live. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We celebrate the stories, culture and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders of all communities who also work and live on this land