People.

Alex is an emerging dance artist with a Slavic background. Her training began at age 6 in rhythmic gymnastics and character dance. On relocating to Australia, she continued developing her practice, performing and teaching Ukrainian character dance at the Slava Ukrainian Culture Centre.

Alex recently graduated from the Adelaide College of the Arts. In Bloom Ballet Gala and Beyond Ballet Gala she created and performed works built on her strength in character dance, and in Beyond she also danced in Michael Tong's contemporary work Let me tell you a story... For Luminous Reverie she choreographed One life-long journey, a dance theatre work. She is now working overseas.

Tatiana is a Brazilian ballet dancer and teacher from Campinas, São Paulo. She trained in classical ballet at Instituto das Artes Luana Lopes and Conservatório Carlos Gomes, specialising in the Vaganova method. She has since focused on teaching the next generation of dancers, working across Australia and internationally.

She came to Adelaide and joined Beyond Ballet Gala for a solo variation from Talisman and Luminous Reverie for Alex Selivanova's One life-long journey.

Lucy is a violinist and a graduate of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, currently completing an MPhil at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, Adelaide University. She has appeared with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra and Canberra Symphony Orchestra, is an Australian Youth Orchestra alumna and teaches privately and in schools, including St Peter's Girls' School.

As co-founding director of Australis Collective alongside Georgia Gamble, she leads an independent chamber music ensemble with a similar spirit to Ballet Rogue. The two collectives connected and presented a joint concert, Luminous Reverie.

Steph is a Chinese-Malaysian musician based in Kaurna Yerta. A multi-instrumentalist skilled in cello, guitar, piano and voice, she has been playing cello since the age of 5 and is currently Principal Cellist of the Burnside Symphony Orchestra.

She performs both as a solo artist and as a multidisciplinary collaborator, moving readily across disciplines and genres. She performed Black nor White at Bloom Ballet Gala and returned for Beyond, contributing to multiple works.

Celine first played the piano at age four. From the age of nine she competed internationally across more than eight countries, performing in concert halls in Italy, Prague, South Korea, Indonesia, Singapore, China and Taiwan. She holds a Fellowship in Piano Performance at Trinity College London.

Celine now works as a general practitioner in Adelaide and continues to perform, including in musicals and weddings locally and internationally. Celine joined Bloom Ballet Gala, performing in Black nor White and accompanying the soprano. For Beyond Ballet Gala, her husband Jeremy joined as well and Celine collaborated with a wider cast of dancers.

Eloise is an Australian ballet dancer known for the elegance and technical precision she draws from her long lines. Her training took her from Canberra to Newcastle and eventually to Munich, where she performed for two seasons with the Bayerisches Junior Ballett München as a scholarship holder of the Heinz-Bosl-Stiftung.

Back in Adelaide, she performed as a guest artist in Bloom Ballet Gala, dancing Diana's variation from Diana and Acteon.

Dr Jeremy Yang grew up in Tasmania, where he attained his Licentiate Diploma (LMusA) in classical piano and a Bachelor of Medicine. At 17 he won the Rising Star Competition and performed with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra. He is a specialist GP based in Mitcham and Belair.

Jeremy first appeared with Ballet Rogue at Bloom Ballet Gala in support of Celine, before joining as a pianist for Beyond Ballet Gala.

Amy received her training at the Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School, specialising in classical ballet, contemporary, jazz, tap and ethnic dance, before completing a BA in Dance Performance at VCA.

She went on to pursue a professional career in Sydney and Paris, working as a commercial dancer and video director on stage and screen, including a feature role in the A Second Chance films and TV series.

Amy now lives between Kyoto and Adelaide, teaching and creating dance and video projects. She joined Ballet Rogue and serves as a mentor to the director, occasionally performing when she is in Adelaide. In Bloom Ballet Gala she performed in Jewels Fairies Pas de Quatre and choreographed Female Factory.

Rebekah is a former pre-professional ballet and contemporary dancer with a BA in Ballet from Hungary (2016). Although accepted into the Dortmund Ballet company, she chose a different path. She has since been teaching and occasionally performing, and is currently opening her own studio, Captivate Dance.

Rebekah joined Ballet Rogue in 2025 when she found she missed performing, taking on rehearsal direction and keeping operations moving through show season. For Beyond Ballet Gala she worked as Project Manager and Rehearsal Director, performed in Votive and Liée, and choreographed and danced Arioso.

Chylie was born in Thailand and grew up in Adelaide, training in classical ballet with Jacqueline Tucker and Christine Underdown and performing with the South Australian Children's Ballet Company. She went on to study at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, graduating with a Diploma of Dance.

Her professional career took her across Australia and internationally, dancing with Australian Dancers Company, West Australian Ballet, Australian Dance Theatre under Garry Stewart and Sydney Dance Company. She toured extensively across the United States, Europe and Asia and also taught at Newtown High School of Performing Arts in Sydney.

Chylie returned to Adelaide and has been teaching open ballet classes for many years. She has been a mentor to Mimi since Mimi arrived in Adelaide in 2019. In time Ballet Rogue's dancers began attending her open classes, and she has also worked with the collective as a rehearsal director.

Leanne has danced ballet since childhood and continued as a hobby into adulthood. When her own children started dancing, she began making costumes, a skill that has grown alongside her love for the artform.

She joined Ballet Rogue, drawn in by the energy of the backstage environment. In practice, Leanne is the collective's all-rounder: making sure dancers are fed, getting people where they need to be, listening when it's needed, fixing costumes on the spot and generally keeping everyone looked after. She also runs Granny Lanny Creations, offering dance costumes, pointe shoe sewing and handcrafted goods.