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The Nutcracker - The Royal Ballet
The Royal Ballet brings their annual presentation of The Nutcracker to life, streamed in cinemas throughout the world.
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The Royal Ballet brings their annual presentation of The Nutcracker to life, streamed in cinemas throughout the world.
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Isabella Gasparini
Clara
Yasmine Naghdi
The Sugar Plum Fairy
Cesar Corrales
The Prince
Luca Acri
Hans-Peter/The Nutcracker
Christopher Saunders
Herr Drosselmeyer
Gary Avis
Dr. Stahlbaum
Charlotte Tonkinson
Columbine / Spanish Dancer
Melissa Hamilton
Arabian Dancer
Amelia Townsend
Mirlitons
Yuhui Choe
Rose Fairy
Tomas Mock
Captain
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