This year marks 50 years since the Cincinnati Ballet first staged a production of the 19th-century classic story "The Nutcracker" with the same beloved Nutcracker Prince, the same sparkling Sugar Plum ...

Clara, the Nutcracker Prince, the Mouse King, the Sugar Plum Fairy and other cast members of "The Nutcracker Spectacular" ...

Yuri Marques Da Silva as The Nutcracker Prince and Jessica Fyfe as The Sugar Plum Fairy - Andy Ross It is 10 years since Scottish Ballet’s artistic director Christopher Hampson staged his acclaimed ...

This is a 45-minute-long version of the ballet featuring at least three of the best figure skaters from the *millennial gulp* ...

The cherished tradition for families across the Gulf Coast is returning with new choreography, costumes, and a heartwarming story.

Stay on your toes, Atlantans, because tickets for the beloved holiday ballet “The Nutcracker” are on sale now and will likely go quickly. The story of Clara and her nutcracker prince, who comes to ...

WORCESTER — The many delights in the "The Nutcracker" ballet come mainly through the presence of Clara and The Nutcracker Prince taking in all the wondrous sights and sounds. Clara is a young girl ...

Carson Triplett of Rancho Mission Viejo was playing multiple sports when he started looking for a new challenge and enrolled in the Boys Dance Too program at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in ...

Madeline Woo is a principal dancer at the San Francisco Ballet and has danced in her fair share of 'Nutcrackers.' However, she tells PEOPLE that there is one scene in the show that feels like dancing ...

Weekend mornings anchor, CBS New York; Correspondent, CBS News and Stations Elaine Quijano is a weekend mornings anchor for CBS New York and a correspondent for CBS News and Stations, contributing to ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Inspiring youth in Central Florida communities, “Clare and the Chocolate Nutcracker” will once again be on the big stage at the Dr. Phillips Center. The adaptation of "The Nutcracker" ...

The children’s plays created by Andrew Pollard (writer) and Adam Sunderland (director) in the last few years, for Northern Broadsides or the Stephen Joseph Theatre, have been unfailingly excellent.