Meet new Company dancer Liam Green

At 15, Liam was accepted into the Advanced Diploma of Dance at West Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), being the youngest to enter into the program. He has trained with Dynamic Performing Arts and The Graduate College of Dance, and was a member of the Corps de Ballet with the West Australian Ballet for four and a half years before being promoted to Demi Soloist for a year.

 

Sydney Dance Company is an esteemed, internationally recognised dance company we are lucky to have in Australia. There’s no better way to stay in my home country while working with a company of this calibre. The complexity and athleticism of the works produced are very attractive qualities I wanted to experience.

Liam Green in Radio and Juliet with WA Ballet.

As I’m studying a Bachelor of Commerce at UWA part time, my alternative activity would be within the realms of economics or finance; I would be in some sort of banking or corporate finance position. Numbers and financial activities have always interested me.

 

I have had the pleasure of working with Annabelle Lopez Ochoa twice before, with her piece In Transit being an amazing and challenging work. Performing Edward Clug’s Radio and Juliet as my first ever professional performance was also a special moment.

Young Liam Green

It would have to be the international tour. For one and a half months we will travel around Europe to four different countries, while getting to perform.

Q. What do you do with your time off?

I love a good restaurant, and wine. If I’m not working or studying, I’ll be trying somewhere I’ve not been before. There’s so much to explore in Sydney, I’m going to try and eat my way around the whole city.

See Liam Green perform in Sydney Dance Company’s 50th Anniversary triple bill
Season One: Bonachela / Nankivell / Lane in Sydney March 26 – April 13.

Main photo of Liam Green as ‘Wilson’ in WA Ballets production of David Nixon’s “The Great Gatsby”.

I love a good restaurant, and wine. If I’m not working or studying, I’ll be trying somewhere I’ve not been before. There’s so much to explore in Sydney, I’m going to try and eat my way around the whole city.

See Liam Green perform in Sydney Dance Company’s 50th Anniversary triple bill
Season One: Bonachela / Nankivell / Lane in Sydney March 26 – April 13.

Main photo of Liam Green as ‘Wilson’ in WA Ballets production of David Nixon’s “The Great Gatsby”.

It would have to be the international tour. For one and a half months we will travel around Europe to four different countries, while getting to perform.

 

love a good restaurant, and wine. If I’m not working or studying, I’ll be trying somewhere I’ve not been before. There’s so much to explore in Sydney, I’m going to try and eat my way around the whole city.

See Liam Green perform in Sydney Dance Company’s 50th Anniversary triple bill
Season One: Bonachela / Nankivell / Lane in Sydney March 26 – April 13.

Main photo of Liam Green as ‘Wilson’ in WA Ballets production of David Nixon’s “The Great Gatsby”.