page_title: Lucinda Dunn
section_title: Personal life
hierarchical_section_title: Lucinda Dunn / Personal life
caption_attribution_description: English: Abtlogo
context_page_description: Lucinda Dunn OAM is an Australian retired ballerina and current principle teacher at the Tanya Pearson Academy.
  Dunn was trained initially at Tanya Pearson Academy, before proceeding to train at the Royal Ballet School in London after winning a scholarship at the Prix De Lausanne in 1988, age 15. At the age of 17 Dunn signed a contract with the Australian Ballet Company in 1991. She stayed with the Australian Ballet throughout her entire career, being promoted to a principal dancer in 2002. Dunn is currently Australia’s longest-serving ballerina, after spending 25 years with the Australian Ballet, she performed her final role in April 2014.
  Dunn is currently pursuing her career as a mother of 2, teacher and author, while also supporting a number of Australian dance institutions – including being the Artistic Director of the Tanya Pearson Classical Coaching Academy.
context_section_description: Dunn is married to Danilo Radojevic, a former dancer with the American Ballet Theatre. Since retiring, Radojevic is currently the associate artistic director of the Australian Ballet Company. The couple have two young daughters, Claudia (11), and Ava (8), born in 2008 and 2011 respectively. Dunn describes balancing her family life as being “chaotic” – Describing how during her career she would “come home from a show and my five year old’s would be up at 10.45pm having a tea party.”  The family currently live in the North part of Sydney, Australia.
caption: American Ballet Theatre's (Informally known as the ABT) logo, whose Dunn's Husband used to perform with
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