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The mice are rather scarier and a lot more intrusive than in other productions; in fact, as they keep popping up in Act II, their intrusive presence there serving no good purpose. And the ensemble numbers show off the strong company at its glorious, beautifully drilled best. Note: ENB normally stages a number of related events, including workshops, throughout Nutcracker's run.

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Nutcracker Delights. Please see update. Wayne Eagling Choreography. Discounts Only one discount per ticket. Please note that due to safety precautions, Groups and Schools bookings cannot be accommodated.

FAQ What is the difference between this performance and the original Nutcracker? Production Insights. Meet the principal cast View by Date Performer.

London Coliseum, Thu 17 December , 7. London Coliseum, Fri 18 December , 7. London Coliseum, Sat 19 December , 3. London Coliseum, Sat 19 December , 7. With him is his nephew, fresh from Military School. Dr Drosselmeyer introduces a puppet theatre, in which puppets perform to the delight of the guests.

Dr Drosselmeyer presents Clara with her Christmas present — a Nutcracker doll. Clara is thrilled and begins to dance with her new much-loved gift. Freddie grabs the doll so enthusiastically from Clara that he manages to break it. In despair, Clara turns to Dr Drosselmeyer for help. He, as if by magic, manages to put the doll back together again. Clara is delighted and forgives her brother. The guests depart, the children go up to bed and the house becomes eerily quiet.

The clock strikes midnight. Giant rats and mice led by the Mouse King appear as the living room undergoes a transformation. The Nutcracker becomes a dashing soldier and a battle between the two sides ensues. The Mouse King and his army are victorious and the Nutcracker is injured. Everything melts away to leave Clara and the Nutcracker alone as snow starts to fall. The living room is magically turned into a winter wonderland filled with sparkling snowflakes.

The Mouse King pursues Clara through the snow. Please note that this invitation is only for SPGS students and their parents, guardians and siblings. All sales are final and tickets will be allocated on a first come first served basis. We will endeavour to seat families together to the best of our ability but are limited by the constraints of our group ticket allocation.

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