In September 2018, 28 of our students travelled to Los Angeles for an amazing 8 night tour. The dancers performed their half hour show at prestigious venues including Disney’s California Adventure Park, Universal Studios, and on Hollywood Boulevard outside the Kodak Theatre complex. The dancers also participated in classes at the prestigious Millennium Studios in Los Angeles where they were taught by amazing US teachers, and also participated in classes by some of Disney’s best choreographers and performers at Disney Performing Arts.
Outside of the dancing, we were lucky enough to have breakfast at ‘Goofy’s Kitchen’ and a farewell dinner at the ‘Bubba Gump' cafe, tour through Universal Studios and Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum, tour around Hollywood and Santa Monica Beach and going on the rides at Disneyland, California Adventure Park and Universal Studios, along with many other wonderful experiences. It was an amazing trip with memories that will last a lifetime!
We had a wonderful trip to Hong Kong in the 2014 September holidays. We had 35 dancers perform in the Disneyland Parade, Avenue of the Stars and Ocean Park, along with lots of sightseeing, shopping and fun.
The students all performed incredibly well in very hot conditions. The response from the Hong Kong people was overwhelming and the whole trip was very successful.
In September 2011, 52 of our students travelled to Los Angeles for a whirlwind 8 night tour. The dancers were fortunate enough to perform their half hour show at prestigious venues including Disneyland, Disney’s California Adventure Park, Universal Studios, and on Hollywood Boulevard outside the Kodak Theatre complex. The very first performance was the Disneyland parade where, after an audition process, our dancers were chosen to lead. The dancers also participated in classes at The Edge Performing Arts in Los Angeles and were taught by some of Disney’s best choreographers and performers at Disney Performing Arts.
Outside of the dancing, everyone was kept busy with the many trips and tours included. They were lucky enough to have breakfast at ‘Goofy’s Kitchen’ and a farewell dinner at the ‘Rainforest Cafe’, tour through Universal Studios and Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum, shop at Ontario Mills outlet mall, attend an Anaheim Angels Baseball Game, tour around Hollywood and Santa Monica Beach and going on the rides at Disneyland, California Adventure Park and Universal Studios. There were nightly fireworks and light shows which were absolutely breath taking.
In December 2007 we travelled to Singapore with some of our students to attend a dance camp. The camp involved taking classes in many different styles as well as performing in a performance concert at the end of the week. The concert showcased routines that we had rehearsed previously as well as work the students learnt throughout the week. The trip also incorporated some sightseeing and shopping and was a wonderful experience.
Corey Herbert, a former student of Broadbent Dance Academy, has been dancing with the Australian Ballet Company for the past five years and has recently been promoted to Coryphee within the Company. Corey is travelling the world fulfilling her dreams, but still has time to pop into the studio when she's home to see the students and teach a class or workshop when possible.
Stacey Floyd (Miss Stacey) has successfully auditioned for Celebration Cruises and is currently on her third contract cruising around the world and performing in amazing shows. Stacey is a former student and teacher of Broadbent Dance Academy and pops in to take classes and workshops when she visits home.