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BRISBANE

Ivy Perry

AUCurrently at Australian Classical Grand Prix
Age
13
Level
Intermediate
Styles
Classical · Contemporary · Neoclassical +5
Based in
Brisbane, Australia
Nationalities
Australia · New Zealand
Languages
English
Eyes
Brown
Hair
Brown

Engagements (chronological)

9

Experience

  1. AU
    Current
    Australian Ballet School
    ITP - Level 2
  2. AM
    Current
    Amanda Bollinger Dance Academy
    Level 4 -Vaganova - Distinction 2025
  3. TH
    Current
    The Yvonne Chouteau School of Oklahoma City Ballet
    Short Term Scholarship Attendee
  4. AL
    Current
    Alana Haines Awards
    Quarter Finalist 2025
  5. BR
    Current
    Brisbane Performing Arts Challenge
    Finalist (top 8)
  6. YO
    Current
    Youth America Grand Prix
    Awarded Full Summer Intensive Scholarship
  7. YO
    Current
    Youth America Grand Prix
    Awarded Full Short Term Scholarship
  8. AU
    Current
    Australian Classical Challenge
    (top 15) · Finalist
  9. AU
    Current
    Australian Classical Grand Prix
    3rd place - Finalist (top 15)

Competitions & honours

4

Awards

  1. AU
    2026
    Finalist
    Australian Classical Challenge · Pre- Intermediate Classical
  2. AU
    2024
    Finalist
    Australian Classical Challenge · Junior Classical
  3. AU
    2024
    3rd - Encouragement Award
    Australian Classical Grand Prix · Junior Classical
  4. YO
    2024
    Short Term Scholarship to Oklahoma City Ballet School
    Youth America Grand Prix · Pre-competative Classical

Gallery

15

Photos

Available for

Summer intensives
Open to opportunities

Ivy Perry is a student classical ballet dancer based in Brisbane, Australia, performing with Australian Classical Grand Prix. Styles include classical ballet, contemporary, neoclassical ballet, modern, jazz, pointe, lyrical and character. Currently open to summer intensives and new opportunities. This profile includes 16 photos.

Ivy Perry performs with Australian Classical Grand Prix.

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