London Supporters' Tour


Queensland Ballet's inaugural Supporter's Tour to London offers an immersive experience alongside unparalleled access to the vibrant world of London’s ballet and arts scenes.

London Supporters' Tour

#2025 Tour


Last year, we embarked on an unforgettable journey through the heart of London's ballet and theatre scene, and now we’re inviting you to relive the magic in 2025. 

We immersed ourselves in the world of ballet with exclusive access to some of London's most revered institutions. We witnessed private rehearsals from the Royal Ballet School where the elegance and dedication of tomorrow's stars came to life, As well as private rehearsals from the Jette Parker Artists Programme and the Royal Ballet at the iconic Royal Opera House.

Delighting in captivating performances, we enjoyed Liam Scarlett’s Swan Lake and Ashton’s Triple Bill, including Les Rendezvous, The Dream, and Rhapsody. These evenings were made even more special with elegant dining at the Balconies Restaurant and refined hospitality in the Crush Room, adding a touch of sophistication to our ballet experiences.

Beyond ballet, we savored exquisite dining at the prestigious Garrick Club, a cherished haven founded by Leanne’s husband, Tobias Round. Our journey also included a stunning performance of Romeo & Juliet starring Tom Holland, a West End highlight recommended by Tobias.

Our extraordinary journey through London’s cultural heart was a blend of elegance, artistry, and sophistication.

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#Ways to Support


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.

Bequests

If ballet has been a part of your life’s journey, we invite you to consider a bequest to Queensland Ballet to celebrate the art form which has given you such pleasure.

Giving Day

Giving Day is your opportunity to support Queensland Ballet's vision.

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.

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