Renee comes from a family of performing artists and grew up singing and dancing at local events, which fostered a love of performing. Her formal dance training began with jazz ballet at 8 years of age. In 2010 She began learning classical ballet, which quickly became Renee’s greatest passion, and in 2013 she commenced training at Charlesworth Ballet Institute, Perth WA, achieving a Certificate III in Elite Performance (Dance). 2020 was spent studying a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance) at Victorian College of the Arts. In 2021 she was accepted into Victorian State Ballet pre-professional program, promoted the following year to trainee and in 2024 was promoted to Corps de Ballet dancer. Her highlights with Victorian State Ballet include Corps de ballet Swan in Swan Lake, The Scroll in XO-dos and Gypsy pas de cinq in Don Quixote.

Originally from Brisbane, Tatyana started dancing at the age of three in Dunedin, New Zealand where her love for dance began and grew.  Moving to Canada in 2015, Tatyana began her full-time training at the Alberta Ballet School, where she was chosen to represent Canada at the Cecchetti International Ballet Competition (2017), and where she had the opportunity to dance with the Alberta Ballet Company in their productions of both "The Sleeping Beauty" (2018) and "The Nutcracker" (2021).  After graduating in 2022, Tatyana moved back to the southern hemisphere and joined Victorian State Ballet for their 2023 season.

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Alexia started ballet at age 4 at Anne Frasers School of Dance on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, where she completed RAD up to Advanced 2. After graduating high school, she began a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance Performance) at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), graduating with Distinction in 2020. During her time at QUT Alexia worked with choreographers such as Matthew Lawrence, Csaba Buday and Stephanie Lake. In 2021 Alexia joined the Victorian State Ballet as a pre- professional artist and was promoted to Corps de Ballet in 2022. Alexia has enjoyed performing a variety of roles with the company including the Can Can doll from "The Magic Toyshop", Rose in "Beauty and the Beast", and repertoire from "The Nutcracker", "Cinderella", "The Little Mermaid", "Snow Queen", "Anastasia", and "Swan Lake".

Originally from Canberra, Grace’s love of dance started very young taking her first ballet class at age 2. She attended Classical Ballet Centre Canberra where she trained in the ISTD syllabus completing her final Advanced 2 examinations in 2020. Grace began full-time training with the Ailey School (Professional Division) in New York City in 2021, where she had the opportunity to train under multiple world-renowned artists. Grace returned to Australia at the beginning of this year to join the Victorian State Ballet as a pre-professional artist. Grace has been promoted to corps de ballet artist for 2024.

Lisa started her dance training at the age of eight.  At age thirteen Lisa was accepted with a full scholarship to the Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School. After graduating VCASS in 2013, she was accepted into the Joffrey Ballet School in New York City. Lisa spent three years there and graduated in 2016.  In 2017, she performed with Ajkun Ballet Theatre for a season. Lisa joined Victorian State Ballet as a Pre-Professional Year Artist in 2018 and is currently a member of the Corps de Ballet.

Maggie began her dance training at the age of six. At the age of ten she was accepted into level one at the Australian Ballet school, where she continued her dance training for the next 9 years. In 2019 Maggie joined the pre professional program and was accepted into the corps de ballet in 2020. Some highlights for Maggie whilst at Victorian State Ballet are performing big swans in "Swan Lake" and Ballerina Doll in "The Magic Toy Shop".

Born and raised in Sydney, Hannah commenced her ballet training at age 8. At age 15, Hannah began her full-time training at Alegria Dance Studios. She then continued her pre-professional training at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Modern Ballet after two years of studying in Glasgow. After graduating, Hannah moved back to Sydney where she worked with Opera Australia for their season of Turandot as a dancer in 2022. Shortly after, Hannah moved to Melbourne to commence her journey at VSB. During her time at VSB, Hannah has enjoyed playing the roles of Princess Florine and Violente Fairy in “Sleeping Beauty”, one or Ariel’s sisters in “The Little Mermaid”, and one of the Stepsisters in “Cinderella”. 

Born in Sydney, Hannah discovered her passion for dancing at Valerie Smith Stage School. In 2015, joined Tanya Pearson Classical Coaching Academy by invitation from Lucinda Dunn OAM and continued into full-time classical ballet training the following year. In 2019, Hannah performed in Scottish Ballet’s ‘Wee Hansel & Gretel’ by Christopher Hampson and graduated with a Bachelor of Modern Ballet from The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. A highlight was performing at Buckingham Palace for the Prince’s Foundation Annual Celebration. The following year she joined the Professional Graduate Programme at Northern Ballet, performing in David Nixon’s ‘Cinderella’. Hannah moved to Victoria in January 2021 to join Victorian State Ballet.

Born in Brisbane Australia, Rebecca started ballet at the age of seven in New Zealand. At age eighteen Rebecca moved to Brisbane to commence further study at the Queensland University of Technology. Here Rebecca studied contemporary dance as well as a range of other modern dance styles. In 2017 Rebecca graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Dance Performance endorsed with Distinction. In 2018 Rebecca joined VSB as a pre-professional artist and later joined the corps de ballet. During Rebecca’s time at VSB she has performed some of her favorite roles such as the Arabian dance from "The Nutcracker". Rebecca enjoys the wonderful experiences VSB has to offer.

Daniel was born in Melbourne and started his dance training at the age of 5. In 2015 he joined the School of Excellence at Melbourne Dance Theatre under the direction of Michelle Sierra and graduated in 2019. Then he was coached and trained by Martin Sierra, and in 2020, Daniel joined the Victorian State Ballet’s Pre-Professional Program. Daniel's talent was soon recognised and he has since been promoted principal artist for the Victorian State Youth Ballet and Corps de Ballet for the Victorian State Ballet Company.  As part of his soloist repertoire, Daniel has been involved in leading roles in The Little Mermaid, Paquita, Sleeping Beauty, The Nutcracker and the leading role of Prince Florian in Snow White. Daniel is also invited to be a guest artist for ballet schools across Melbourne, Victoria.

Originally from New Zealand, Courtney started dancing at age 4 and trained at the Dance Education Centre, Tauranga, where she completed her BBO Solo Seal. She went on to study full-time at the Australian Conservatoire of Ballet, graduating with a Diploma of Dance. Courtney joined the Victorian State Ballet in 2017 and is a Corps de Ballet Artist. Her highlights with the company include dancing the role of Chip in Michelle Sierra's "Beauty and the Beast" and one of Ariel's sisters in "The Little Mermaid".

Belle began her dance training at her mother’s dance studio, The Studio of Dance in Braeside, Victoria at the age of two.  She has trained with Melbourne City Ballet and National Theatre Ballet School and graduated in 2021 and was the recipient of the Jocelyn Di Cardi award.  In 2022, Belle joined Victorian State Ballet Company as a Pre-Professional Artist and was promoted to Emerging Artist in 2023.  In 2024, Belle was promoted to Corps de Ballet.  Belle has been privileged to have danced in many of the classical ballets repertoire.  Performance highlights with the company so far include “Cygnets” in Swan Lake, “Young Cinderella” in Cinderella and “Bimbettes” in Beauty and the Beast.  Belle has also supported the VSYB in the Principal roles of “Clara” in the Nutcracker and “Cinderella” in Cinderella.  Belle looks forward to continuing to develop a rewarding dance career with VSB in the years to come.

Born in Perth, Western Australia, Courtney began her ballet training at the age of 6 under Beth James at the West Australian Conservatoire of Classical Ballet (2008). In 2015 she started high school at John Curtin College of the Arts after being accepted into their GATE ballet program. Throughout these years she continued to supplement her ballet training with Beth James. Courtney began her full-time training at Perth Classical and Contemporary Coaching in 2020 after graduating high school in 2019. There she trained for two years until she joined the VSB pre-professional program in 2022. In 2024 Courtney has been promoted to the corps de ballet with VSB and looks forward to continuing to develop herself as a professional dancer.