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Evoking the sweet delicacy of confections come to life, the Sugarplum Fairy invites you to experience the magic and wonder of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®. Bask in the glow of New York City Ballet’s famed Christmas tree as it grows to a staggering 40 feet, get swept away in blustery gusts of swirling snow, and meet all the enchantingly delectable characters from the Land of Sweets in a production that has delighted audiences for generations.
Bring your family and friends of all ages to Lincoln Center this season for this treasured holiday favorite.
...MOREEvoking the sweet delicacy of confections come to life, the Sugarplum Fairy invites you to experience the magic and wonder of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®. Bask in the glow of New York City Ballet’s famed Christmas tree as it grows to a staggering 40 feet, get swept away in blustery gusts of swirling snow, and meet all the enchantingly delectable characters from the Land of Sweets in a production that has delighted audiences for generations.
Bring your family and friends of all ages to Lincoln Center this season for this treasured holiday favorite.
150 costumes appear onstage in each performance of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®. The only costumes still in use from the original Karinska-designed 1954 production are the two women’s embroidered appliqué tunics in the Tea dance.
The special instrument played for the Sugarplum Fairy’s solo is a celesta. Tschaikovsky used the newly-invented celesta to make the music for the Sugarplum Fairy sound like the "sprays of a fountain" as the choreographer Marius Petipa requested.
Evoking the sweet delicacy of confections come to life, the Sugarplum Fairy invites you to experience the magic and wonder of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®. Bask in the glow of New York City Ballet’s famed Christmas tree as it grows to a staggering 40 feet, get swept away in blustery gusts of swirling snow, and meet all the enchantingly delectable characters from the Land of Sweets in a production that has delighted audiences for generations.
Bring your family and friends of all ages to Lincoln Center this season for this treasured holiday favorite.
150 costumes appear onstage in each performance of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®. The only costumes still in use from the original Karinska-designed 1954 production are the two women’s embroidered appliqué tunics in the Tea dance.
The special instrument played for the Sugarplum Fairy’s solo is a celesta. Tschaikovsky used the newly-invented celesta to make the music for the Sugarplum Fairy sound like the "sprays of a fountain" as the choreographer Marius Petipa requested.
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