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"Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind, and therefore is winged Cupid painted blind"
Shakespeare’s whimsical masterpiece has been given new life thanks to acclaimed choreographer Liam Scarlett. Together with Mendelssohn’s wonderful incidental music, Scarlett’s witty choreography will bring the magical woods, vivid characters and this timeless story of love, jealousy and mistaken identities to life.
Liam Scarlett was appointed The Royal Ballet’s first Artist in Residence in 2012. He has created ballets for The Royal Ballet, and commissions for international companies such as New York City Ballet, San Francisco Ballet and English National Ballet.
After selected performances at QPAC, a panel of creative artists and dancers discusses aspects of the ballet you’ve just seen.
2 hours and 15 minutes
Informative, keepsake programs are distributed free-of-charge at all performances.
Click here to read A Midsummer Night's Dream program.
Please note the performances from Wednesday 13 April to Saturday 16 April will feature recorded music.
Introduce your students to dance through our range of dance workshops for all ages and abilities. Our EdSquad dancers come to your school to deliver safe, educative and inspiring dance experiences.
Choreographer Liam Scarlett
Composer Felix Mendelssohn
With Queensland Symphony Orchestra
Conductor Nigel Gaynor
Arrangement and Additional Orchestration Nigel Gaynor
Costume and Set Designer Tracy Grant Lord
Lighting Designer Kendall Smith
A co-production with the Royal New Zealand Ballet.
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Adult $100
Concession $85
30 yrs & under $65
Child $55
Family $275 (2 adults, 2 children)
An additional transaction fee of $6.95 applies.
Discounts apply for season ticket packages. Create your own ballet package by choosing just two or more ballets.
Groups 8+ $85
One ticket free per group of eight
Schools $25 per student
One teacher free per group of ten
