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Sunday, October 02, 2005

2005/12/02 "The Nutcracker" in Johnson City

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From: A! Magazine for the Arts [mailto:artsmagazine@aame.info]

Regional Productions of "The Nutcracker"

Bristol ‹ Two productions at the Paramount Center for the Arts: Theater of Ballet Arts, Dec. 7-10; Bristol Ballet with Highlands Ballet, Dec. 16-18; 423-274-8920.

Johnson City ‹ Moscow Ballet at Freedom Hall Civic Center, Dec. 2, 423-461-4884; City Youth Ballet at Veterans Administration Memorial Theatre, Dec. 9-10, 423-282-6577.

Greeneville ‹ Kingsport Ballet School and Company at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center, Dec. 1-3, 423-638-1679. www.greenevillenpac.com

Knoxville ‹ Appalachian Ballet Company with the Knoxville Symphony at the Civic Auditorium, Dec. 3-4, 865-982-8463.

Roanoke ‹ Southwest Virginia Ballet Company at Roanoke Civic Center, Dec. 10-11, 540-853-5483. www.jeffcenter.org

Asheville ‹ Asheville Ballet Guild, Inc. at Diana Wortham Theatre, Dec. 7-11, 828-257-4530. www.ashevilleballet.com

Nashville ‹ Nashville Ballet at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center, Dec. 9-11 and 16-18, 615-255-2787. www.nashvilleballet.com

Winston-Salem ‹ North Carolina School of the Arts at the Stevens Center, Dec. 3-4, 8-11, 336-721-1945.

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