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"Thank you so much for your wonderful rendition of The Nutcracker! The children really enjoyed performing and watching. You provided a cultural experience that contributes to a joyful and well-rounded education."
"Thank you so much for your wonderful rendition of The Nutcracker! The children really enjoyed performing and watching. You provided a cultural experience that contributes to a joyful and well-rounded education."
-Nadine Lubka, Site Coordinator, Rose Hill Pre-Kindergarten Center, Pre-K for All, Bronx, NYC
photo by Christine DiPasquale
Enjoy an interactive adaption of The Nutcracker, told through creative movement and dance!
Each child from the class has an opportunity to come up and participate. Also, the show can be done in the classroom (no matter how small), so no special space is required.
Appropriate for: Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st grade and 2nd grade.
Time Segment: One hour
Available: November, December
*Virtual Performances of this story and others are available for streaming into classrooms and/or to remote student cohorts. Remote shows are one hour but can also be divided into two 30-minute sessions if preferred (Parts 1 & 2).
*Virtual Performances of this story and others are available for streaming into classrooms and/or to remote student cohorts. Remote shows are one hour but can also be divided into two 30-minute sessions if preferred (Parts 1 & 2).
For questions, scheduling and rates: email: info@dancequirks.com or call: 917-861-4532
"With her fanciful props, costumes and stage decor, Linda introduces young children to Marie, her Nutcracker, the Sugar Plum Fairy, and all the other delightful characters. The children were captivated by the fun antics performed by their classmates and themselves on stage. My daughter loved that she got to participate and when we left that day, she asked to get her very own nutcracker. We will now incorporate this story into our holiday traditions at my daughter’s request. Thanks Linda!"
"With her fanciful props, costumes and stage decor, Linda introduces young children to Marie, her Nutcracker, the Sugar Plum Fairy, and all the other delightful characters. The children were captivated by the fun antics performed by their classmates and themselves on stage. My daughter loved that she got to participate and when we left that day, she asked to get her very own nutcracker. We will now incorporate this story into our holiday traditions at my daughter’s request. Thanks Linda!"
-- Claire T. McCue, MSW, Adjunct Professor at Silberman School of Social Work, Hunter College, Doctoral Candidate in Social Welfare, CUNY Graduate Center
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