
When I was a sophomore in high school, I was in a group called Diversity of the Arts. It was a great way to get to see shows in Providence and Boston at a student discounted price. I saw Miss Saigon that way, and at Christmas, tickets for The Nutcracker became available. It was an awesome trip- it was during the day, so we got to leave school early, I went with my friends Lisa and Mike, and it was a perfect afternoon. I fell in love with the ballet- the colors, the sounds, the grace. The Boston Ballet really really puts on an awesome show. It made me jealous when I realized that some parents make The Nutcracker part of their holiday yearly tradition- I can't imagine being lucky enough to see it every year.
When Andy and I began dating, he knew I wanted to see it again, and so we saw it together as part of one of my Christmas gifts. Last year, we took his mom. I'm a little sad I'm not seeing it again this year, but who knows about next year. Until then, I have the soundtrack :)
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2 comments:
The Nutcracker is one of my favorite ballets!!! I try to go every year but the Philadelphia Ballet has gotten involved with more children dancers and forgotten about the adults. So it doesn't have the "spice" that it used to have for me. I really want to see it on Broadway but that is $250 a ticket....maybe once the economy picks up?
OH how close to Boston are you? I will be up there on the 7th!!!!! Maybe we could see an afternoon show of it????????
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I mean the 6th!!!! Next Saturday :)
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