The Moscow’s Ballet world famous version of the Nutcracker will be in St. Petersburg, Florida this weekend holding kid’s auditions.
The beloved Christmas show travels the US and gives local performers a chance to shine on stage, alongside professional performers and world famous Moscow ballet dancers.
“Nutcracker! Magical Christmas Ballet” will perform on December 30th at the Mahaffey Theater
“Nutcracker! Magical Christmas Ballet” is a timeless holiday classic that brings enchantment and wonder to audiences of all ages. This beloved production captures the spirit of the season with its beautiful choreography, intricate costumes, and a captivating storyline that follows the young Clara on a magical journey through the Land of Sweets. The ballet features a talented ensemble of dancers who bring the characters to life, and its spellbinding performances are sure to leave you with a sense of holiday joy.
The show travels coast to coast every fall in search of young performers that would love to join them onstage in the Christmas time show.
Looking for more auditions for kids?
Auditions for Kids in Saint Petersburg, Florida:
Children aged 6 to 17 have the opportunity to audition for roles in the beloved holiday classic, “Nutcracker! Magical Christmas Ballet.”
Auditions are scheduled for Sunday, November 5th, at 3 p.m., taking place at the Pinellas Studio of Dance, located at 559 Mirror Lake Drive in St. Petersburg.
Talmi Entertainment has assembled a ballet ensemble featuring 75 accomplished ballet dancers from 16 different countries. The auditions are relaxed and require no prior preparation.
Girls should wear a leotard, tights, and ballet shoes or socks, while boys should wear tights or shorts, a T-shirt, and ballet shoes or socks. Rehearsals will be conducted every Sunday leading up to the production.
“Nutcracker! Magical Christmas Ballet” will be showcased on December 30th at the Mahaffey Theater, at 400 First St. S in St. Petersburg.
For additional audition details, you may contact the dance studio at 727-742-2594.
