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Male Identifying Classical Ballet Masterclass

15 Hickson Rd
Dawes Point NSW 2000
Australia
When
  • Wednesday 17 July 2024 from 12pm to 2pm
Cost

General: $50

Led by Christian Tatchev, Director of Queensland Ballet Academy, this masterclass will empower young dancers to refine their technique and unleash their artistic potential.

The masterclass will consist of a technique focused class which will provide male-identifying dancers the opportunity to work on their skills under the guidance of world-class dancer, Christian Tatchev. Elevate your technique, refine your artistry, and embrace the grace of classical ballet in a supportive environment. Don’t miss this opportunity to shine on stage. Register now and let your talent soar!  

Places are limited, book now. All enquiries to info@sydneyeisteddfod.com.au or 02 9261 8366

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