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What is Matthew bournes the nutcracker all about?
love
When was Matthew bournes nutcracker first preformed?
1992.
What style of dance was in Matthew Bournes nutcracker?
Ballet I believe :)
What is the plot of Matthew bournes 'the nutcracker'?
mathew bournes nutcracker is a ballet wich is a romantical story that will blow you hart away with ssex scenes and a man who hops around the stage wearing welll nothing
Who designed the costumes for Matthew Bourne's the nutcracker?
Howard Harrison
What is Matthew bournes the nutcracker all about?
love
When was Matthew bournes nutcracker first preformed?
1992.
What style of dance was in Matthew Bournes nutcracker?
Ballet I believe :)
What is the plot of Matthew bournes 'the nutcracker'?
mathew bournes nutcracker is a ballet wich is a romantical story that will blow you hart away with ssex scenes and a man who hops around the stage wearing welll nothing
When did Matthew bourne film nutcracker?
2002
Where did Clara's dress take inspiration from in Matthew Bourne's Nutcracker?
she was ungly
Who designed the costumes for Matthew Bourne's the nutcracker?
Howard Harrison
Who composed Matthew Bourne's nutcracker?
Matthew Bourne used the original score by Tchaikovsky - he says that it is the music that draws him to make the works he does.
How long is the nutcracker?
It depends on which one you see. most are about two hours though. Please come see the Jose mateo nutcracker this year. I am in it!
Are the polichinelles in the party scene of the nutcracker?
Yes, they come out from Mother Ginger's dress.
What ballet has a Christmas theme?
The Nutcracker! :D That one's the most well-known...I'm not sure if there are any other famous Christmas ballet's though. Hope that helps. :)
Why was the nutcracker given?
The Nutcracker was originally a toy soldier thing with a mouth that opened and closed. You could put a nut into the nutcracker's mouth and close the mouth, cracking the shell of the nut inside. Hence, "Nutcracker."
