Based on information from August 2002, the pay for Royal Ballet dancers varies depending on their rank within the company.
Here's a breakdown of the salaries for specific roles according to the reference:
Royal Ballet Dancer Salaries (Based on 2002 Data)
Salaries reflect the rank and experience of the dancer within the company structure.
- Corps de Ballet: Dancers in the corps de ballet earn a starting salary of £22,000 per year in their second year with the company.
- Corps de Ballet Progression: For members remaining in the corps de ballet, this salary increases by £1,000 for each subsequent year they stay with the company.
- Soloists: Dancers promoted to the rank of Soloist earn £32,500 per year.
- First Soloist: Dancers holding the rank of First Soloist receive a salary of £39,000 per year.
This hierarchy reflects the increasing levels of responsibility, skill, and prominence within the ballet company.
Below is a summary table of the reported salaries:
| Rank | Reported Salary (2002) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Corps de Ballet | £22,000 per year | In second year |
| Corps de Ballet | +£1,000 per year | Increase per subsequent year |
| Soloist | £32,500 per year | |
| First Soloist | £39,000 per year | The highest reported soloist rank |
It's important to note that these figures are based on information from August 18, 2002. Current salaries may differ.
