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Event: 'Annual Nutcracker Ballet From Statesboro Youth Ballet'
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Date: Thursday, November 20, 2008 At 07:00:00 PM
Repeat Event: Every Day until November 23, 2008

Nutcracker for web.jpgAnnual Nutcracker Ballet

This annual ballet during the holidays has become the highlight of the season. Directed by the talented Shay Morgan and performed by Statesboro Youth Ballet, these local youth and professional dancers take you away to the magical world where Clara explores imaginary lands.

Appropriate for All Ages. What a wonderful way to introduce the whole family to ballet!

Nov. 20, 21 & 22 at 7:00 pm / Nov. 22  at 2:00 pm

RESERVED SEAT TICKETS: $19 BOX / $17 ADULT / $10 YOUTH

On November 23, at 2:00 p.m., enjoy the last show of the Nutcracker and receive a special admission to the Sweets Party immediately following the show. The Sea Island Bank and Service League will present a smorgasbord of delectable sweets in the lobby of the Bank. Come and enjoy tasting and meeting your favorite dancer! Tickets to the Sweets Party are $5.

RESERVED SEAT TICKETS FOR SUNDAY INCLUDE THE SWEETS PARTY:

$24 BOX / $22 ADULT / $15 YOUTH

Sponsored by Sea Island Bank

 



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