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Ballet Masterclass with Tirion Law
Registration begins on 20 May 2026 (Wed) at 2:00PM.
Experience an extraordinary masterclass with Tirion Law, Principal Dancer at The National Ballet of Canada! We are thrilled to welcome Tirion back to Hong Kong for this special homecoming event. This is a unique opportunity for local dancers and ballet enthusiasts to learn from a remarkably talented artist at the height of her international career.
Born in Hong Kong, Tirion’s journey took her from local ballet training to the global stage. After performing with HKB for three years, she joined The National Ballet of Canada in 2018, where her meteoric rise culminated in a promotion to Principal Dancer on stage in 2024. Currently in Hong Kong to perform as Princess Aurora in HKB’s The Sleeping Beauty, Tirion brings a wealth of world-class experience back to her home city.
Observation spots are available for teachers and parents to closely watch expert instruction and learn from the process. Limited spots are available.
2026.05.30 (Sat)
10:00am-11:30am
Hong Kong Academy of Ballet, Wong Chuk Hang Studio
Room A, 6/F, S22, 22 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang
Admission
$400
Participants must be 13 years old and up with at least seven years of ballet training.
Reference: Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) Advanced 1 or above or equivalent.
About Tirion Law
Tirion Law was born in Hong Kong and trained at Hong Kong Youth Ballet Academy before receiving a scholarship to study at the New Zealand School of Dance in 2013. She danced with Hong Kong Ballet for three years, then joined the National Ballet of Canada in 2018, promoted to Second Soloist in 2022 and to Principal Dancer on stage in 2024 following her debut as Kitri in Carlos Acosta’s Don Quixote.
Her repertoire includes Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, the title role in Giselle, Odette/Odile in Swan Lake, Alice in Alice in Wonderland, the Sugar Plum Fairy, Rhapsody, The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude, Anima Animus, and the others.
In 2010, Tirion was awarded two gold medals at The Star Award Competition in Hong Kong and in 2012 won the Asian Grand Prix. In 2015, Tirion was the first runner up at the Alana Haines Australasian Ballet Competition and in 2022 she received the Patron Award of Merit and the Rolex Award in 2023.
