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One night, three premieres, and a mixture of tradition and originality. Queensland Ballet’s “Bespoke” presented new works that playfully experimented with the classical technique in a contemporary setting of the Talbot Theatre at the Thomas Dixon Centre. Now in its seventh year, the program featured a mix of local and international talent: the inaugural programming of Wakka Wakka and Kombumerri choreographer Katina Olsen; Ukrainian-Dutch choreographer Milena Sidorova; and the recently appointed Associate Artistic Director of Australasian Dance Collective, Jack Lister. The night was fun, flirtatious, and bold…just what you want from a program advertised to push boundaries.
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