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Queensland Ballet captivates audiences at Noosa Alive Festival

The dancers from Curious Beings, a world premiere by acclaimed Australian choreographer Amelia Waller.
By Abbey Cannan

Queensland Ballet presented two captivating works in a sold out show as part of NOOSA alive! festival on Friday night, 18 July.

The Jette Parker Young Artists left audiences in awe with Back to Bach by Greg Horsman and Curious Beings, a world premiere by acclaimed Australian choreographer Amelia Waller.

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