Staff Writer
The Robinson Ballet Company and the Caribou Performing Arts Center will present the enchanting holiday tradition of, “The Nutcracker,” Sunday, Nov. 30 at 2 p.m.
“Robinson Ballet of Bangor invites everyone to join them for this timeless tale of Christmas dreams, as they bring you the story of Clara and her beloved, Nutcracker,” said Joe Zubrick, director of the Caribou Performing Arts Center.
“As the clock strikes midnight strange things begin to happen. You will be transported into a dreamland and become enchanted by fairies, dolls, soldiers, angels, a Snow Queen, a Snow Prince and of course, the Rat King,” added Zubrick, “all brought to life, magically by the extraordinary dancers of the ballet company.”
The word “tradition” means, a long, established custom handed down from generation to generation. This performance is truly a family tradition and the holiday even of the season.
For tickets and more information call 493-4278 or go to www.caribouschools.org/PAC/PAC.html.
Tickets are $10 for students and seniors; $15 for adults and $5 for children under 12.
Tickets are also available at the following locations: in Caribou at the Caribou One Stop and the Dead River Convenience Store; in Fort Fairfield at the Harvest Market; in Presque Isle at Goin’Postal and at Morningstar Art and Framing; in Van Buren at Ezzy’s Music; in Madawaska at Robert’s Jewelry and in Fort Kent at Paradis’ Family Supermarket.
The “Nutcracker” production is made possible through the generosity of the S.W. Collins Company.
