Matthew Bourne’s Nutcracker!

Мэтью Борн: Щелкунчик!

The sweetest of all Matthew Bourne’s treats comes to cinemas for the first time. Celebrating its 30th Anniversary, this ‘witty, wonderful, rip-roaring spectacular’ (★★★★★ Daily Telegraph) is a Nutcracker! for all seasons and ‘the sweet treat we all deserve.’ (★★★★★ Evening Standard).

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Actors

Clara

Cordelia Braithwaite

Nutcracker

Harrison Dowzell

Sugar / Princess Sugar

Ashley Shaw

Fritz / Prince Bon-Bon

Dominic North

Dr Dross / King Sherbert

Danny Reubens

Mrs Dross / Queen Candy

Daisy May Kemp

Crew

Choreographer & director

Matthew Bourne

Director

Brett Morris

Set and costume designer

Anthony Ward

Lighting Designer

Howard Harrison

Sound Designer

Paul Groothuis

About

With family-sized helpings of Bourne’s trademark wit, pathos and magical fantasy, Nutcracker! follows Clara’s bittersweet journey from a darkly comic Christmas Eve at Dr. Dross’ Orphanage, through a shimmering, ice-skating winter wonderland to the scrumptious candy kingdom of Sweetieland, influenced by the lavish Hollywood musicals of the 1930s. Tchaikovsky’s glorious score and Anthony Ward’s newly-refreshed delectable sets and costumes combine with Bourne’s dazzling choreography to create a fresh and charmingly irreverent interpretation of the classic production.

Special project

Matthew Bourne: dancing with and without rules

"Plays Without Words" from the classic of modern British theater – in cinemas and online. →

Language

English

Runtime

1 hour 28 minutes

2022

12+

Stills

Фото (с) Johan Persson

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