A beautiful tale of young Clara's adventures, The Nutcracker Prince, full of exciting stories, was transformed by Pyotr Tchaikovsky into the most popular classical ballet in the world in 1892. Today, the Nutcracker ballet has become a worldwide Christmas tradition; this performance is staged annually on the world's theater and opera stages.
The universal language of the dance is understandable without translation to any audience - the scene will present the story of a girl's fragile dream, the struggle between good and evil, where love wins.
Dancing snowflakes, the Nutcracker Prince, toy soldiers and the Sugar Plum Fairy come to life in this magical family classic. Experience an amazing adventure with a little girl named Clara as she goes to bed on Christmas Eve. She meets her prince, is confronted by a battle with larger-than-life rats and mice, and is transported to the sweet land of sweets. The story is much more than just a Christmas tale. It is a story about growing up, which is also reflected in the dance.
Now is the time to care for yourself and it is exactly the place where you forget the pressing problems and hassles, immerse yourself in the magical world, remember childhood dreams and fill your soul with inspiration, warmth and new dreams.
The "Nutcracker" ballet is ideal as the first ballet that children will be introduced to. In addition, both for small spectators and adult ballet lovers, the ballet will definitely offer a sense of admiration for beauty and fill everyone with Christmas spirit!
The production of classical choreography by Marius Petipa will be performed by Ukrainian professional ballet dancers - winners of international ballet competitions, People's Artists of Ukraine, Ukrainian soloists and from February 2022 European theaters.
The tour is presented by the Norwegian organization "Kultur for Folket" to support Ukrainian classical ballet art and Ukrainian artists who do not have the opportunity to perform in their homeland. The tour takes place in November and December in Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
---
Good to know before your visit:
Age limit: 5 years old up.
Bag ban: applies to events in Stage 1 and Stage 2, read more here.
Cloakroom: located adjacent to the stage for the event. The cloakroom fee is included in your ticket.
Admission: approx. 30 minutes before the event starts.
Eating: Food and drink are not allowed to be brought into our stages.
Hearing aids: available in all our scenes, read more here.
Note that the concert is not microphone-enhanced, but that hearing aids work as usual during introductions and speeches.
Walker: placed outside the entrance, staff on site are available if you need help.
Lift: located at stairwell B, left side.
Wheelchair spaces: All wheelchair spaces are accessible via elevator, stairwell B, left side. Please respect that wheelchair spaces are intended for wheelchair users. In case of violation, the ticket will be declared invalid on the spot and entry to the event will be denied. Tickets cannot be repurchased in the event of an incorrect purchase.
---
Craving for a lovely mingling before the concert?
Before the concert, The Wood Hotel by Elite serves drinks and light snacks in the South foyer.
Serving opens 45 minutes before the concert begins.
Welcome!
