A ny true country music fan will tell you that the '90s music just hit different. It was a decade that produced some of the ...

She brought the 19th-century Russian story to life once more through Ballet Academy of Cebu’s (BAC) production of “Clara and the Nutcracker Prince,” staged January 11 and 12 at SM Seaside ...

Ethan Ross of Doylestown is now playing the role of the Nutcracker Prince. Ethan says he started dancing when he was five years old and has been classically training since he was eight.

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 ...

Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. The ballet follows a girl named Clara on Christmas Eve and her adventure with a life-sized Nutcracker Prince through a whimsical winter world as he ...

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 ...

Choreographed by Jacobs faculty choreographer Sasha Janes, this version of the ballet tells the original story from the new perspective of the young Marie as she and the Nutcracker Prince make their ...

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark delighted a Copenhagen audience on Saturday night when she walked on stage at the end of The Nutcracker to ... and 13-year-old twins Prince Vincent and Princess ...

The holiday season is upon us and so is 300 pounds of fake snow. Columbus' long-cherished holiday tradition, BalletMet's "The Nutcracker" will return to the Ohio Theatre, 39 E. State St., with 14 ...

Lucas II danced before they founded Ballethnic in 1990. Tyson started ... of defending a wooden nutcracker in battle until her blossoming love transforms him into a prince. The role never gets ...

Oh no. Now the wise old guy in the red suit who knows if you’ve been naughty or nice is going to leave you a ticket to “The Nutcracker Prince.” So you’d better straighten up and fly right ...