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Pottstown Dance Theatre brings back a favorite Christmas classic, ‘The Nutcracker’

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    Pottstown Dance Theatre brings back a favorite Christmas classic, 'The Nutcracker'

  • Pottstown Dance Theatre brings back a favorite Christmas classic, 'The...

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    Pottstown Dance Theatre brings back a favorite Christmas classic, 'The Nutcracker'

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The Pottstown Dance Theatre Repertory Ensemble will be doing a full version of the family classic “The Nutcracker” at The Hill School Center for the Arts on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 7 p.m. as well as Sunday, Dec. 3, at 3 p.m.

Under the direction of Michelle Jones Wurtz, the performance will include the party scene with young dancers showing off their strong ballet technique, “Waltz of the Snowflakes,” the beloved “Waltz of the Flowers,” and the other works with new lighting design, a brand new snow-scene backdrop and other amazing stage effects.

Wurtz will be the main choreographer but she will be getting assistance from long-term instructor Diane Alex-Brody and recent Eastern University graduate Megan Schultz. Schultz is an alumnus of Pottstown Dance Theatre whom majored in Dance at Eastern University. She will be performing as the Snow Queen and designing new choreography for various pieces throughout the performance.

Lizzie Rasmussen and Ashley Reicher will be performing the coveted “Clara” roles as well as “The Sugar Plum Fairy.” They have been intensive students at the theatre for years and performed at the Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall.

Adult tickets are $20 in advance ($23 at the box office upon arrival), and $15 for students and seniors in advance ($18 at the box office upon arrival). They are available at Pottstown Dance Theatre by calling 610-323-2569 or online at www.pottstowdance.com. This show is a family favorite and will delight children of all ages. For information on group rates please call the theatre at 610-323-2569.