Colorado Ballet the Nutcracker Tickets

The two-act ballet The Nutcracker will be performed in your town soon. It is being presented by the Colorado Ballet. Holiday season is certainly not complete without a performance by these unforgettable characters. The excellent choreography, classic costumes and Tchaikovsky's astounding management presented to you by the "Colorado Ballet Orchestra" make it an event worth attending. To be a part of this "Kingdom of Sweets" get hold of the Colorado Ballet The Nutcracker tickets now.

The Colorado Ballet is a dance company that is known largely for featuring some of the most talented dancers in the world. Right now, the company's ensemble includes Viacheslav Buchkovsiky, Chandra Kuykendall, Maria Mosina, Sharon Wehner, Alexei Tykov as well as Dmitry Trubchanov as principals. Furthermore it entails several corps de ballets including Cara Cooper, Christopher Ellis, Kelsie Nobriga, Kevin Hale and Morgan Buchanan. Not only this, the entire management of the company is highly capable. These include the Artistic Director Gil Boggs, Ballet Mistress Lorita Travaglia, Company Pianist Natalia Arefieva, Associate Conductor Catherine Sailer as well as the Music Director Adam Flatt. This team makes sure that the audience leaves the arena entertained.  

The Colorado Ballet performs "The Nutcracker" at the "Ellie Caulkins Opera House" every fall and spring and performs its last show of the year at the Newman Center for the Performing Arts. The Ellie Caulkins Opera House is a magnificent hall that includes a balcony, loge and orchestra. With its state of the art facilities and acoustical excellence, it is one of the few Opera Houses in the United States that provides the seatback tilting facility for every seat. On the other hand, the Newman Center for the Performing Arts, also a place of performance by the Colorado Ballet, makes sure that there is a proper view of the stage from every seat. It even includes facilities for patrons in wheelchairs as well as people with special requirements.  

The Colorado Ballet also includes a Studio Company which is a pre-professional training institution for those dancers who have the potential and passion to eventually become professional dancers. Not only are these young dancers provided professional setting but they also avail phenomenal training. This professional environment allows them to learn a lot and gain first hand exposure amidst professional performers.

The Colorado Ballet also features the Colorado Ballet Orchestra. Under the direction of the talented Adam Flatt and the music direction of Catherine Sailer, the orchestra performs in three of the five productions of the orchestra every year. In the 2013-2014 season, the Colorado Ballet will be performing Cinderalla and The Nutcracker at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House. 

Some of the hit shows that the Colorado Ballet performs include "Afternoon of a Faun", "Appalachian Spring," "Beauty and the Beat," "Elysium," "Centennial Suite," "Cry and Silence," "Dracula," "A Midsummer Night's Dream," "Carmina Burana," "Echoing of Trumpets" as well as the "Great Galloping Gottschalk". Each performance is certainly better than the last one and the ballet members never fail to disappoint their fans.

This time around, the Colorado Ballet will blow away the minds of the audience in their 53rd Annual Production of the renowned ballet, The Nutcracker. The memorable characters of the ballet include the Sugarplum Fairy and Clara. The beautiful costumes and scenery presented by Jose Varona make it one of the most popular shows among families. The Nutcracker is also famous for some of the hit numbers such as "The Trepak" and "Russian Dance" both of which give the ballet a new edge. Other tracks like "the Waltz of the Flowers and March" and "Dance of the Sugar Plus Fairy" too blend in perfectly with the story. If you want to be transported  to a land of sweets, you need to get the Colorado Ballet The Nutcracker tickets and watch for the ballet. Get ready to witness bright snowflakes and shiny sugarplums live on stage. Bring your whole family and be a part of this holiday tradition.