Featuring new music inspired by holiday classic The Nutcracker, this animated special follows Elmo’s fantastical adventure through magical lands to retrieve a nutcracker toy, along with his puppy Tango – who can speak for the first time!
Joanna Hepworth
Director
Ryan Dillon
Elmo (voice)
Leslie Carrara-Rudolph
Tango / Abby Cadabby (voice)
David Rudman
Cookie Monster (voice)
Eric Jacobson
Grover / Oscar / Bert (voice)
Matt Vogel
Big Bird / The Count (voice)
Tyler Bunch
Louie (voice)
Stephanie D'Abruzzo
Mae (voice)
Peter Linz
Ernie (voice)
Royina Patel
Dream Tango (voice)
Donovan Monzon
Mouse (voice)
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