Dance Competition
15 June – 19 June 2022
Hamilton Performing Arts Centre
Dance Categories:
- Classical
- Theatrical
- Ballet
- Contemporary
- Jazz
- Lyrical
- Tap
- Hip Hop
- Demi Character
- Song and Dance
- Solos, Duos and Trios
- Troupes
Special Awards:
The following special awards are available for the 2022 Hamilton Eisteddfod Dance Competition.
Australian Ballet Summer School Scholarship: 12 Years and Under
Granting the recipient a place at the 2021 Australian Ballet Summer School.
Donated by Angela Magill and Hamilton Dance Company
Stagelit Studios Encouragement Award: Junior
One award of $150, for a junior dance student.
Donated by Stagelit Studios
Struck Accounting Encouragement Award
One award of $300.
Donated by Struck Accounting
Aggregate Awards
Hamilton Eisteddfod Perpetual Trophy: 8 years and Under 10
Hamilton Eisteddfod Perpetual Trophy: 10 years and Under 12
Hamilton Eisteddfod Perpetual Trophy: 12 years and Under 14
Dawn Amour Perpetual Trophy: 14 years and Under 16
Hamilton Eisteddfod Perpetual Trophy: Open 16 Years and over
Australian Ballet Summer School Scholarship: 13 Years and Over
Granting the recipient a place at the 2021 Australian Ballet Summer School.
Donated by The Hamilton Eisteddfod
Stagelit Studios Encouragement Award: Senior
One award of $150, for a senior dance student.
Donated by Stagelit Studios
Lions Club Encouragement Award
Two awards of $250 each.
Donated by the Lions Club of Hamilton
2022 Dance Adjudicator:
Brian Nolan
Brian Nolan is one of Australia’s most celebrated dance Adjudicators.
He is a former member of the Australian Ballet Company, where he participated in several international tours. In 1977, he toured Australia and performed with Dame Margot Fonteyn in The Merry Widow. He has also been privileged to perform with the Bolshoi Ballet and has appeared in several musicals, including Mame, West Side Story and Oklahoma!.
Brian has worked with both Channel Nine and the ABC Channel 2 Ballet, performing in a wide range of shows. He has also choreographed Variety Shows and tapping spectaculars.
In 2013, Brian was presented with the Phoenix Arts Award for his Contribution to the Arts. He sits on many national and international panels and boards, including the Victoria and Tasmania Regional Advisory Panel of the Royal Academy of Dance.
He is the Director of the Brian Nolan Academy of Dance, which celebrates 40 years in 2023.
