Combining a high energy mix of classical music and pop divas, high kicks and splits, the show is set to wow audiences
brings to life a new version of the famous ballet The Nutcracker.
The performance, which will be hosted by Joseph Mercier and the Leeds-based actor Tessa Parr, will take over theon December 3, with a special one-off matinee performance suitable for younger audiences on December 4. Cracked Nuts: Camper than Christmas will then head to Harrogate on December 7, Lancaster on December 16 andSpeaking about the show, director Joseph Mercier, said: “The Glitterbomb workshop is buzzing with excitement as we plump up our sugarplums and dust off our holiday dancing shoes, getting ready for our fabulously camp alternative take on the Nutcracker: Cracked Nuts: Camper than Christmas.
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