Matthew Bourne used the original score by Tchaikovsky - he says that it is the music that draws him to make the works he does.
Howard Harrison
90
It is a coming of age story. Clara falls in love with the Nutcracker but he seems to have eyes for Sugar! Act 2 is all about Clara trying to get into the wedding. The ending is, of course, a happy one with true love conquering all & Clara changes from a girl to a woman!
Matthew Bourne's "Nutcracker!" is a contemporary reimagining of Tchaikovsky's classic ballet, set in a whimsical and slightly darker world. The story follows a young orphan named Clara who experiences a transformative journey from her dreary childhood in an orphanage to a fantastical land of sweets and adventure. The production features innovative choreography, striking visuals, and a blend of humor and emotion, all while retaining the essence of the original tale. It highlights themes of love, escape, and the wonder of imagination.
2002
Matthew Bourne used the original score by Tchaikovsky - he says that it is the music that draws him to make the works he does.
she was ungly
Howard Harrison
90
Yes You can find them in Act 2 scene 8 - By Invitation Only They dance to the Trepak music (the Russian dance) from Petipa's original
It is a coming of age story. Clara falls in love with the Nutcracker but he seems to have eyes for Sugar! Act 2 is all about Clara trying to get into the wedding. The ending is, of course, a happy one with true love conquering all & Clara changes from a girl to a woman!
Matthew Bourne's "Nutcracker!" is a contemporary reimagining of Tchaikovsky's classic ballet, set in a whimsical and slightly darker world. The story follows a young orphan named Clara who experiences a transformative journey from her dreary childhood in an orphanage to a fantastical land of sweets and adventure. The production features innovative choreography, striking visuals, and a blend of humor and emotion, all while retaining the essence of the original tale. It highlights themes of love, escape, and the wonder of imagination.
yes
Dorian Gray.
Matthew Joseph Korklan
he grew up in London walthamstow