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Moscow Ballet's Great Russian Nutcracker 2013

Monday, December 23 at 4:00 pm
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Monday, December 23 at 8:00 pm
Majestic Theatre
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Moscow Ballet Returns with Great Russian Nutcracker to San Antonio!


altMoscow Ballet’s celebrated Great Russian Nutcracker will be at San Antonio's Majestic Theatre on Monday December 23rd at 4:00 & 8:00 PM.

This favorite show for families at the holidays features award-winning Russian dancers and is acclaimed by the press. The story of peace features amazing solo dances by ambassadors from Hispanic, African, Russian, Asian, and European heritages. The 2013 production includes 200 all new, hand-embellished costumes designed by Shakespearean expert Arthur Oliver and created in St Petersburg’s oldest theatrical costume shop.  Celebrate the beauty of the holidays and the best of Russian ballet in one grand production of Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker!

Tickets start at $28.00. Groups of ten or more receive discounts by calling 800-320-1733. For tickets call Ticketmaster 800-745-3000 or online: alt


San Antonio Area Student Dancers to Perform with
Moscow Ballet Russians on Stage in December!


cast-list-2San Antonio area youth will be selected to perform alongside 40 Moscow Ballet professionals in the Great Russian Nutcracker at the Majestic Theatre in December. A Moscow Ballet soloist will serve as Audition and Rehearsal Director.

Every year since 1993, Moscow Ballet has engaged local ballet students and host studios in cities on the North American tour, offering them the most unusual opportunity of auditioning, rehearsing, and performing in a professional setting. Children ages 7 to 16, under 5”2” and with some ballet training are eligible to audition.

 

Pictured: Students in cities across the country auditioned for a part in the Great Russian Nutcracker.


"Technically flawless."
TheatreJones– Dallas


altThe Majestic Theatre was designed and built in 1929, with a grand opening presentation of the "Fox Movietone Follies of 1929." For many years it was the largest theater in Texas and the second largest movie house in the country.

Later designated a National Historic Landmark, the theater was closed temporarily in the mid-1970s in the wake of a changing audience. It reopened in 1976, undergoing renovations and expansion throughout the next 15 years.

Today, the theater is home to the San Antonio Symphony, and has hosted musicians such as B.B. King and Sting; comedians including Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock; and Broadway tours of shows like The Phantom of the Opera and The Lion King.


2012 Highlights & Events

Moscow Ballet partners with Marie Osmond’s
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals

Marie Osmond with Moscow Ballet's Svetlana Todinova Moscow Ballet ballerinas bring cheer to young patients. (Shown here, Moscow Ballet's Nataliya Miroshnyk)

Raising funds for children’s hospitals through hospital visits,
photo opps & proceeds from tickets to Great Russian Nutcracker!

New in 2012, Moscow Ballet is proud to support and partner with Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMNH), the leading supporter of children's hospitals nationwide, in raising funds to benefit young patients. In select cities (listed above), a portion of ticket sales from Moscow Ballet's 20th anniversary Great Russian Nutcracker production will go to CMNH facilities.

Moscow Ballet ballerinas Svetlana Todinova, Natalia Miroshnyk, and Olga Aru continue to visit CMNH facilities across the U.S. to meet with young patients and their families. Among these recent events was a meet-and-greet and photo shoot with international superstars Donny and Marie Osmond (founder of CMNH) and Moscow Ballet's Svetlana Todinova in Las Vegas!

Another fundraising event is the North American Russian Tea Party and Auction on November 10 with Moscow Ballet dancers and others at the exclusive Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas TX, which benefits the Dallas Children’s Medical Center.


Meet the Masters at Dorothy’s Dance Shop


Held Sunday, September 16, 12 pm

  • Win prizes!
  • See demonstrations!
  • Meet a Moscow Ballet ballerina!
  • Get 25% off CAPEZIO, BUNHEAD, & HARMONIE items!
  • One lucky winner will receive tickets to experience Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker!

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New in 2012, Moscow Ballet and Capezio have teamed up to bring you the finest dancers, great prizes, and biggest discounts in local dance stores in 20 cities across the US. Moscow Ballet ballerinas Natalia Miroshnyk, Svetlana Todinova and Olga Aru greet local dancers, talk about their careers, and demonstrate the proper wear and care of their hand-made Capezio Pointe shoes.

Pictured right: Moscow Ballet's Nataliya Miroshnyk and a fan (posed as Moscow Ballet's iconic Kissy Doll character) at a promotional event in Florida earlier this year.

Dorothy's Dance Shop (210-545-4700, Ventura location) is a family-operated shop and is the oldest dance apparel and supply store in San Antonio. Opened in 1985 by Dorothy Keck, it was an offshoot of the Dorothy Keck Dancers Studio, a San Antonio institution for ballet, tap, jazz, hip-hop, and dance teams since 1960. www.dorothysdanceshop.net

Capezio – 125 years ago Salvatore Capezio opened a shop on Broadway and created his hand-made pointe shoes. Today, Capezio continues to value and support the worldwide dance community, offering the highest quality dance shoes, dance wear, and street wear internationally. www.capezio.com


 

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