Queensland Ballet

Triple Bill

Weir / Lister / Horsman

Announcement

This production is also available as part of a Queensland Ballet 2025 Season Package. For more information, visit Queensland Ballet’s website .

Playhouse, QPAC


27 Jun - 5 Jul 2025
$102 - $154

A transaction fee of $7.50 applies.

Discounts Available

Concession, Youth, Child, Groups, Schools

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2 hours 5 minutes

(including interval, subject to change without notice)

Triple Bill

A celebration of exceptional Australian talent

In 2025, Queensland Ballet’s stunning Triple Bill showcases the best of Australian artistry featuring acclaimed choreographers Natalie Weir, Jack Lister, and Greg Horsman with live music by Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra.

Inspired by the sublime music of Vivaldi and Max Richter, 4Seasons is a work of beauty and intimate conversation that responds to the music through Weir’s beautiful and poetic movement style. First created as a collaboration by Expressions Dance Company (now Australasian Dance Collective) with Singapore Dance Theatre (now Singapore Ballet) in 2013, and later recreated in collaboration with Hong Kong’s City Contemporary Dance Company and Expressions Dance Company in 2018 as part of a triple bill by the same name, 4Seasons premiered in Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia to critical acclaim. It was also performed by West Australian Ballet at the Quarry in 2021. With a career spanning more than 170 premiere works for national and international companies, Natalie Weir is renowned for her highly physical partner work and her touching and emotive insight into human nature.

Queensland Ballet is thrilled to present a new world premiere by Jack Lister – an award-winning Australian creator, choreographer, dancer and filmmaker working across stage, screen and immersive performance. His extensive portfolio of works has been performed globally, with creations for Australian and international companies including Queensland Ballet, Birmingham Royal Ballet, Australasian Dance Collective and Milwaukee Ballet. This exciting new creation sees the return of his esteemed previous collaborators, composer Louis Frere-Harvey (Papillon, 2024) and lighting designer Alexander Berlage (A Brief Nostalgia, 2023).

Greg Horsman’s A Rhapsody in Motion captivated audiences during its 2022 premiere in Queensland Ballet’s Bespoke season. Performed to Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op. 43, we see the beauty of a dancer’s daily routine, their mastery of technique, and their exquisite growth into an artist. Horsman is an internationally acclaimed choreographer whose works, include Coppélia, Glass Concerto and Queensland Ballet’s box office hit The Sleeping Beauty.


… the elegant choreography accompanied with the music of Rachmaninoff once again enchants.

- Stage Whispers

Horsman has created movement that is almost a visual representation of the Rachmaninoff score, adding another dimension to its rich complexity while challenging the dancers with the movement’s dazzling but demanding detail.

- Dance Australia

4Seasons showcases all of Natalie Weir’s trademarks such as fluid lines and creative partnering, and also reveals a flair for inventive, visually striking formations that only a large group of dancers can facilitate.

- ArtsHub

Creatives

Natalie Weir

Choreographer

Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons featuring sections recomposed by Max Richter

Music

Jack Lister

Choreographer

Antonín Dvořák: Symphony No. 9 From the New World recomposed by Louis Frere-Harvey

Music

Greg Horsman

Choreographer

Sergei Rachmaninoff: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op. 43

Music

Nigel Gaynor

Conductor

Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra

Music performed by


Special Events

Post Performance Q&A

Sat 28 June 2025, 1:30 PM

30 Minute Q and A after performance featuring cast and creatives. This Q and A is Auslan Interpreted.

Important Information

Warning

This performance may use strobe lighting and theatrical haze and smoke effects.

Accessibility at QPAC

For wheelchair users, Companion Card holders or those requiring assistance, dedicated seating options are available, and bookings can be made through our Call Centre by calling 136 246. You can also find information on access and accessibility at QPAC here .

Presented by Queensland Ballet

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