Event listing: The Nutcracker | War Memorial Opera House | Event is in the past

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War Memorial Opera House San Francisco, California, 94102, United States

Dates/times in Los Angeles time zone

Programme

Music: Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich (1840-1893)
Choreography: Helgi Tomasson

Performers

San Francisco Ballet
Ming Luke	Conductor
Michael Yeargan	Set Designer
Martin Pakledinaz	Costume Designer
James F Ingalls	Lighting Designer
San Francisco Ballet Orchestra
Wendall K Harrington	Video
Ricardo Bustamante	Dancer
Luca Ferró	Dancer
Julia Rowe	Dancer
Isabella DeVivo	Dancer
Lucas Erni	Dancer
Norika Matsuyama	Dancer
Lauren Parrott	Dancer
Daniel Deivison-Oliveira	Dancer
Joshua Jack Price	Dancer
Jacob Seltzer	Dancer
Elizabeth Powell	Dancer
Sean Bennett	Dancer
Alexander Reneff-Olson	Dancer
Sarah van Patten	Dancer
Sasha De Sola	Dancer
Aaron Robison	Dancer

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