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Ballet companies from all over the world present the Nutcracker on festive occasions and each of them interprets Marius Petipas popular classic in their own way. The National Ballet of Canada has one of its best versions in James Koudelkas 1995 production, which opens at a Christmas party in the 19th-century Russian countryside. With non-stop dancing and spectacular sets and costumes by Santo Locasto, with lighting by Jennifer Tipton, The Nutcracker is an unforgettable tribute to fantasy. Siblings Marie and Misha are attending a Christmas party at their country estate when their mysterious uncle Nikolai arrives with presents. Among them is a beautiful nutcracker doll that Maria can take to kindergarten that evening. Then the magic begins. The clock strikes twelve, the Christmas tree grows huge, and Marie and Misha travel to the icy kingdom of the Snow Queen and the golden palace of Sugar Plum, where they must learn to get along. Five things you need to know 1 Marius Petipas Nutcracker ballet in two acts was first performed in Russia in 1892 to the original music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, the last of his three full-length ballet scores. The story is based on E.T.A. Hoffmann The Nutcracker and the Mouse King 2 Kudelkos film adaptation shifts the focus of Hoffmanns story from the little girl to the siblings Marie and Mischa. Her journey to the land of sweets presents her with challenges and is a metaphor for growing up. 3 The party scene in Act 1 traditionally takes place in the office of the house. But in Koudelkas version, the action shifts to a barn in the country, where winter weather—snowballs, cold, and ice—brings beauty and fun. The setting may have been inspired by Koudelks upbringing on a farm in Newmarket, Ontario. 4Instead of the toys that come to life in the first part, James Koudelka presents animals: a realistic prancing horse and two bears, one of which is on roller skates! The production includes a rooster, a sheep, a fox and a unicorn, among others. 5 The famous Waltz of the Flowers, directed by James Koudelka, features a bee, a truly unique addition that is one of ballets most dazzling choreographies. See and Explore View Gallery Choreographer James Koudelka is permanent choreographer for the National Ballet of Canada after nine years as artistic director. He creates works of incredible musicianship and vision for companies around the world, from original full-length ballets to short contemporary pieces and remastered classics. Koudelka was a staff choreographer for Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie from 2008 to 2020. Composer The late 19th-century Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky created some of the most popular works in the classical repertoire, notably three full-length ballet scores: Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty, and The Nutcracker. His work includes full-length operas, numerous symphonies and concerts. Review of The Worlds Best NutcrackerBallet companies from all over the world present The Nutcracker on festive occasions, each reinterpreting Marius Petipas favorite classic in their own way. The National Ballet of Canada has one of its finest versions in James Koudelkas 1995 production, which begins at a Christmas Eve party in the 19th-century Russian countryside. With relentless dancing and magnificent sets and costumes by Santo Locasto, with lighting by Jennifer Tipton, The Nutcracker is an unforgettable tribute to the imagination. Plot The feisty siblings Mara and Misha are attending a Christmas party at their country estate when their mysterious Uncle Nikolai arrives with gifts. Among them is a beautiful walnut doll for Mary, who takes her to kindergarten that evening. Thats when the magic starts. The clock strikes twelve, the tree grows to a huge size, and Maria and Misha go to the ice kingdom of the Snow Queen and the golden palace of the Dragee Fairy, where they have to learn how to live. Five Things You Need to Know Marius Petipas two-act ballet The Nutcracker, premiered in Russia in 1892, set to original music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, was the finale of his three full-length ballet scores. The story was based on E.T.A. The story of Hoffmann, the Nutcracker and the Mouse King. 2 Koudelkas adaptation shifts the focus of Hoffmanns story from a little girl to siblings Marie and Misha. The journey to the land of sweets presents them with challenges and is a metaphor for growing up. Traditionally, the party scene in the first act takes place indoors, in the front room of the house. But in Koudelkas version, the action is transferred to a country barn, where winter weather - snowballs, frost and ice - add beauty and fun. The landscape may have been inspired by Koudelkas upbringing on a farm in Newmarket, Ontario. Instead of toys coming to life in the first act, James Koudelka introduces animals: a realistic dancing horse and two bears, including one on roller skates! The production also featured a rooster, a sheep, a fox and a unicorn. 5 James Koudelkas production of the famous Waltz of the Flowers features the Bee, a truly unique accessory that embodies one of the most dazzling choreographies in ballet. See and discover View gallery Choreographer James Koudelka has been a permanent choreographer with the National Ballet of Canada after nine terms as Artistic Director. He creates works of incredible musicianship and vision for companies around the world, from original full-length ballets to short contemporary pieces and updated classical pieces. Koudelka was the permanent choreographer for Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie from 2008 to 2020. Russian composer of the late 19th century Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky created some of the most popular works of the classical repertoire, in particular three full-length ballet scores: Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty and The Nutcracker. His work includes full-length operas, many symphonies and concertos. Review of the film The Best Nutcracker in the World

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