A classic that will sweep you off your feet
Watch the full company of The Royal Ballet in this much-loved ballet classic.
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CHRISTMAS may be over but the magic still lives on, especially The Nutcracker, a family favourite.
Watching the story of Clara, a girl on a magical Christmas Eve adventure, is one of the most delightful ways to discover the enchantment of ballet.
This classic will be screened at the Rhumbelow Classics Cinema on the big screen in Cunningham Road, Umbilo.
The cast comprises Akane Takada as the Sugar Plum Fairy, Cesar Corrales as the Prince), Christopher Saunders who plays Herr Drosselmeyer), Isabella Gasparini as Clara and Luca Acri as Hans-Peter, The Nutcracker.
Tickets cost 100 and can be purchased through Computicket. Alternatively contact Roland on 082 4998 636 or email roland@stansell.co.za
Picnic baskets are allowed or food can be purchased at the venue. The venue opens 60 minutes before show for snacks and beverages. No alcohol is permitted on the premises.
All Covid-19 protocol will be observed.
Show times:
Friday, 7 January at 14:00
Friday, 7 January at 18:30
Saturday, 8 January 18:30
Sunday, 9 January at 14:00
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