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Wendy October 22nd, 2019
From the the NYCB's magical Nutcracker to Radio City's annual Christmas spectacular, the Holiday Season is a time when new York City really comes to life! A perfect way to keep the cold away by staying cosy inside the theatre, watching something brand new or perhaps your favorite show for the third time.
Here are our picks of what to see in New York City over the Holiday Season this year!
Few Holiday traditions can match the charm and magic of The Nutcracker ballet, loved all over the world for its sumptuous sets and costumes, and the unforgettable score by Tchaikovsky. In New York, the annual production by the internationally renown New York City Ballet is a highlight for families from near and far!
Whether it is a family tradition or a once-in-a-lifetime visit, your experience of this glittering classic ballet will stay with you forever and warm your spirit. George Balanchine's The Nutcracker is at the heart of New York City's year-end holiday season, and this year marks the 65th annual performance of the Big Apple's best loved Nutcracker!
Another unmissable tradition is the annual musical production of North Shore's A Christmas Carol. If ballet isn't your thing, then this classic Christmas tale should be your Holiday go-to! This affectionate production of Charles Dickens' classic tale comes to New York this Holiday season, direct from London's famed Old Vic Theatre.
First debuting in 2017, this adaptation from Harry Potter and the Cursed Child writer Jack Thorne and Old Vic Artistic Director Matthew Warchus, has been praised for its joyful and warmhearted approach to the fable. So prepare to meet a brand new Scrooge as this gloriously festive reimagining sweeps on to the Great White Way!
BOOK YOUR SEAT TO A CHRISTMAS CAROL HERE
Few things are as iconic to Christmas in New York than the annual Christmas Spectacular put on by Radio City and it's world-famous Rockettes dance troop! A true New York City institution, the annual Radio City Christmas Spectacular is the sparkling, breath-taking way to get you in the Christmas spirit! And this year the larger-than-life production boasts some brand new technical wizardry.
Every year since 1933, The Christmas Spectacular has been an unforgettable display of sensational singing and dazzling dancing. The magic revolves around The Rockettes, the 36-strong world famous dance troupe, who expertly bring magical Yuletide scenes to life. Expect a series of stunning dance vignettes that you won't forget!
BOOK CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR TICKETS HERE
A BRAND NEW Cirque shows premieres in New York! There's no doubt that this is one of the most exciting productions on this Holiday Season on New York City. International entertainment masters Cirque Du Soleil are bringing their brand new show to the Big Apple! Twas The Night Before is the company's 49th production, and is an homage to all things Christmas - wrapped up with a certain cirque flare that only they can bring!
Expect dazzling technical effects paired with incredible costumes and daring acts as Cirque unveils their unique take on the Christmas classic! You'll also find out what really happens the night before Christmas... well, through Cirque's eyes!
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The Tran-Siberian Orchestra hit the road for 2019 with an exciting brand new production - Christmas Eve And Other Stories! Join them as they celebrate over 20 years as top purveyors of Christmas spectacle! This all-new show is sure to include some of their all-time greatest hits. Discover what keeps audiences coming back year after year!
This ballet is a perennial entertainment, with more than enough theatrical detail to merit repeated viewings, more than enough layers of embedded history and emotional depth to fascinate again and again.
Brian Seibert, The New York Times
