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Embassy of Australia headed by Ambassador Julia Feeney hosted a cocktail reception in honour of the Sydney Dance company’s performance at the closing of the 15th Belgrade Dance Festival.

The event was held at the Sava Centre before the dance company’s performance and a day after their triumphant performance at the Serbian National Theatre in Novi Sad.

Members of the diplomatic community and friends of the Embassy attended the event.


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