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Bah, Humbug! The Nutcracker finished at Orpheum Theater on December 19, 2021

The Nutcracker

Bah, Humbug! The Nutcracker finished at Orpheum Theater on December 19, 2021

Why see The Nutcracker?

Back for 2022

Ballet Memphis returns this holiday season with its spectacular take on the cherished Christmas classic. Brimming with festive fantasy, and with stunning sets, glittering costumes and choreography all set to Tchaikovsky's unforgettable score, The Nutcracker is the ultimate holiday treat for all the family!

What is the story?

One snowy Christmas Eve, at a great townhouse where a party is in full swing, local magician Herr Drosselmeyer with gifts for the children, including a wooden nutcracker for Clara, the oldest child. When the clock strikes twelve an adventure begins and the Nutcracker comes to life, leading our heroine Clara into a war between mice and tin soldiers, and into the enchanted Land of Sweets where a festival awaits them.

Key Information

Audience

Suitable for audiences of all ages

Run Time

Around two hours long

Dates

Finished Dec 19, 2021

Reviews

Customer reviews

4 reviews, average rating: (2.8 Stars)

Jennifer Lawson

The Nutcracker

I have to say The Orchestra sounded exquisite. I enjoyed listening to the angelic voices as well. My second mention is to the Arabian Couple (Virginia Ramey & Steven McMahon). Sensually seductive flow throughout their performance had me on the edge wanting more. I hope to see more from these two. My third mention to such a graceful Clara (Hideko Karasawa). You dance beautifully. I look forward to you in many more productions from the Ballet of Memphis. The Nutcracker (John Deming). I had to mention you with Clara & rightly so. The elegant gracefulness becoming The Prince was enough of a stand & applause right then and there. My fourth mention The Russians (Brandon Ramey, Jared Brunson, James Vessel) Amazingly tantalizing power jumps sheer power of this group of men.My fifth mention Last but for sure not least, The Sugar Plum Fairy (Crystal Brothers). To your stage presence delicately graceful . I'm not sure if I heard your toe shoes tap the floor once. Eloquently exquisite. ... Read more
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