The Australian Ballet has announced the promotion of six dancers across its company ranks, recognising their artistic excellence, onstage achievement and contribution to the organisation’s creative culture.

The promotions span from coryphée to senior artist and reflect standout performances across the 2025 season, including major debuts in classical and contemporary works.

Amy Ronnfeldt has been promoted from corps de ballet to coryphée following notable performances in William Forsythe’s Blake Works V (The Barre Project) and her debut as the Generosity Fairy in David McAllister’s The Sleeping Beauty.

Clockwise: Cameron Holmes, Isobelle Dashwood, Samara Merrick, Grace Carroll, Maxim Zenin and Amy Ronnfeldt

Cameron Holmes moves from soloist to senior artist after acclaimed debuts as the Prince in The Sleeping Beauty and as Lescaut in Kenneth MacMillan’s Manon.

Grace Carroll has been elevated from coryphée to soloist, recognised for her debut as Romola in John Neumeier’s Nijinsky and her portrayal of the title role in Manon.

Isobelle Dashwood rises from soloist to senior artist, following her debut as...