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| The Nutcracker | Music: Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich (1840-1893) Choreography: Sir Peter Wright, Lev Ivanov, Vincent Redmon |
| Birmingham Royal Ballet | |
| Sir Peter Wright | Director |
| John Macfarlane | Set Designer |
| David Finn | Lighting Designer |
| Royal Ballet Sinfonia |
At the stroke of midnight on Christmas Eve, Clara tiptoes downstairs and is swept away on an unforgettable magical journey…
At her parents’ lavish Christmas party, Clara is given a mysterious Nutcracker Doll. Once all the guests have left, she sneaks downstairs to find her present and comes face-to-face with the fearsome King Rat, ready to do battle with the Nutcracker and his band of toy soldiers. As soon as King Rat is vanquished, Clara is whisked away on a magical adventure with the Nutcracker, travelling through swirling snowflakes to an enchanting kingdom where she is transformed into the Sugar Plum Fairy.