Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeNewsMajor role for dance prodigy

Major role for dance prodigy

MEI Mei Tan, 13, is the newest star emerging from The Dance Centre Peregian Springs, and she has just landed her first role in a major dance production.
Mei Mei will be member of the cast for Ballet Theatre of Queensland’s Cinderella which will be on stage at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre from 19 to 27 January 2017.
Mei Mei was one of about 100 hopeful dancers who auditioned for roles and chosen above many others for her grace and outstanding ballet technique.
Mei Mei has developed her talents by being a dedicated member of The Dance Centre Peregian Springs Vocational Programme and also by her participation in Australian Ballet School’s interstate program.
This is the second year that Mei Mei has been selected for a coveted position in the ABS’s Interstate Program, and is becoming a highly polished dancer at a very young age.
Mei Mei, who has just returned from a week working hard at the Australian Ballet School in Melbourne, said, “I am really excited about getting into Ballet Theatre of Queensland because it was my first audition ever.”
Mei Mei has been dancing since she was seven years old and has been attending The Dance Centre since it opened six years ago.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Call for more indoor sport

Noosa and Sunshine Coast residents are being urged to join a region-wide push for a new 12-court indoor sports centre, as demand for court...
More News

Man charged with rape

Detectives from Caloundra Criminal Investigation Branch have charged a man with rape following extensive investigations. It will be alleged the man engaged in conversations with...

Dogs set to steal show

Noosa’s famous dog lovers will be out in force this weekend as the world’s biggest surfing dog competition returns to the water as part...

Unveiling the new yacht club

A major cash giveaway and a day of celebrations will mark the unveiling of renovations at the gaming-free Noosa Yacht and Rowing Club this...

The Big Sea returns to the screen

A powerful and internationally acclaimed surf documentary, The Big Sea, will return to the big screen in Noosa for a one-night screening on 16...

Invite to shine at surf film festival

Submissions are now open for the 2026 Noosa International Surfilm Festival (NISFF), taking place 13–16 August 2026 in Noosa. NISFF continues to position itself as...

Hoofbeats around the world

At one point Pam Karner was lying on the ground, crying to herself in pain. Her horse was above her. That was when she realised...

Multiple flood rescues in Wide Bay

Police and emergency services continue to urge motorists to be aware of their surroundings and drive to conditions during this wet weather following multiple...

Mooloolaba Triathlon returns

One of the Sunshine Coast’s key sporting events returns this week, with the Mooloolaba Triathlon set to take place on 14 and 15 March....

Live like you Love It

The Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation has launched a new community campaign, Live Like You Love It, inviting residents and those who visit to take...

Transport Wave moves forward

The Sunshine Coast is undergoing a transformative shift in its transportation infrastructure, with several major projects taking significant steps forward. The state government's commitment...