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Since 1980, the Australian Ballet's National Tour (or really, the Dancers' Company as everyone calls it), is a much anticipated event for the graduating students of the Australian Ballet School. Simulating the company experience, it is a chance for the graduating class, all on the cusp of entering the professional arena, to showcase their skills in the hope of catching an artistic director’s eyes—and with that a professional contract for next year. It is also a chance for the Australian Ballet’s artistic director to test the company’s rising stars in more senior roles, an audition process of sorts, as they jostle for promotions within the company. The tour traditionally goes not just to regional centres, but also to rural Australia, allowing the country’s most talented dancers to be seen far and wide.
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