Presented by West Australian Ballet

She’s everything he’s ever wanted. Almost.

Set in 19th century Hahndorf, South Australia, Greg Horsman’s celebrated production is ballet (and Aussie Rules!) at its most joyful. This witty and warm comedy of mistaken love is set to Léo Delibes’ score and performed live by the West Australian Symphony Orchestra.

Love can make fools of all of us.

Choreographer Greg Horsman
Set Designer Hugh Coleman
Costume Designer Noelene Hill
Lighting Designer Jon Buswell
Composer Léo Delibes
Conductor Jessica Gethin

A co-production with Queensland Ballet

Premium

• $170.00 Adult

A Reserve

• $130.00 Adult
• $124.00 Concession (Full-time Students, Pensioners, Seniors Card holders)
• $75.00 Juniors (16 years and under)

B Reserve

• $100.00 Adult
• $95.00 Concession (Full-time Students, Pensioners, Seniors Card holders)
• $30.00 Juniors (16 years and under)
• $30.00 Mob Tix
• $30.00 Under 30's

C Reserve (Restricted View)

• $70.00 Adult
• $67.00 Concession (Full-time Students, Pensioners, Seniors Card holders)
• $30.00 Juniors (16 years and under)
• $30.00 Mob Tix
• $30.00 Under 30's

D Reserve (Restricted View)

• $50.00 Adult
• $48.00 Concession (Full-time Students, Pensioners, Seniors Card holders)
• $30.00 Juniors (16 years and under)
• $30.00 Mob Tix
• $30.00 Under 30's

Groups 10+

• $104.00 A Reserve
• $80.00 B Reserve
  For group bookings phone (08) 6212 9291 or email groups@artsculturetrust.wa.gov.au

Babes in arms permitted for infants up to 2 years.

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Audio Described Performance with Tactile Tour

• Saturday, 18 September at 2:00pm