![]() There are a mind-boggling quantity of ingredients - not least 14 tonnes of ice, 2,500 litres of anti-freeze and 15 km of piping under the rink - and we’re promised colourful projections, opulent costumes, magic tricks and special effects as well as spectacular skating hijinks and a live orchestra. Played out on 4,000 square feet of ice, this production sees the Imperial Ice Stars return to the Royal Albert Hall for the third time. For more information on the pre-show talks and the ticket availability, see the ROH website. If you can’t grab a ticket to the ROH, grab some popcorn instead at your local picture palace. On 8 and 16 December and 8 January, a pre-show talk for £5 (£2.50 for students) will give some expert insights into this magical masterpiece, while the show on 16 December will be broadcast live to cinemas around the UK. The hottest Nutcracker in town has very few tickets left but the ROH is offering more than just a live performance. ![]() For more information on ticket availability and prices, see the ENO website. It’s a score by Tchaikovsky that many of us will be very familiar with and the production by The Royal Ballet is a real classic. From London’s beautifully refurbished Covent Garden Opera House comes this elegant new production with one of Tchaikovsky’s most enduring scores for the ballet. ![]() Runs for 34 performances from 16 December-10 January. This work was created for the Royal Ballet by Peter Wright in 1984 and includes much-loved elements like the magical growing Christmas tree, the beautiful and enchanting dance of the snowflakes and more.
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