Do you know how the Nutcracker came to be? In this epic story ballet of love, adventure, and magic, discover the origin story of the Nutcracker. Follow our heroine as she embarks on a magical adventure to save the love of her life.
United Dance Company’s Extraordinary Nutcracker is the only narrated Nutcracker in New England specifically created for an audience of all ages. The 60 minute performance focuses on engaging storytelling, vivid dancing, and is sensory friendly for the best family experience possible! Fun activities are offered before the performance and during intermission.
The United Dance Company is an inclusive dance company featuring artists who identify as having a disability and artists who don’t, united by their artistic excellence.
“The United Dance Company, Breaking Down Barriers, Beautifully” – Jessica Lockhart, The Arts Fuse
Do you know how the Nutcracker came to be? In this epic story ballet of love, adventure, and magic, discover the origin story of the Nutcracker. Follow our heroine as she embarks on a magical adventure to save the love of her life.
United Dance Company’s Extraordinary Nutcracker is the only narrated Nutcracker in New England specifically created for an audience of all ages. The 60 minute performance focuses on engaging storytelling, vivid dancing, and is sensory friendly for the best family experience possible! Fun activities are offered before the performance and during intermission.
The United Dance Company is an inclusive dance company featuring artists who identify as having a disability and artists who don’t, united by their artistic excellence.
“The United Dance Company, Breaking Down Barriers, Beautifully” – Jessica Lockhart, The Arts Fuse
“A true gem, don’t miss it!” Lara Rycken, VRT
Venue
The Roberts Studio Theatre, 527 Tremont St.
Duration
1 hour 15 minutes with ONE intermission
SUITABLE AGE
All Ages
Select a performance
The Calderwood Pavilion; 527 Tremont St.
Calderwood Pavilion/BCA, 527 Tremont St
The Calderwood Pavilion contains the Wimberly Theatre, the Roberts Studio Theatre, the Carol G. Deane Hall, and the Nicholas Martin Hall. You should navigate to the Calderwood Pavilion at the BCA if you are seeing a show in any of those aforementioned spaces.
