Woodbury Ballet's Nutcracker at the Palace provides local dancers an opportunity to perform in a professional level production at the beautiful and resplendent Palace Theater in Waterbury. By merging youth and professionals, the company will introd

By SHANNON HICKS

Published: Dec 17, 2010 12:00 am

Woodbury Balletâs Nutcracker at the Palace provides local dancers an opportunity to perform in a professional level production at the beautiful and resplendent Palace Theater in Waterbury. By merging youth and professionals, the company will introduce ballet to diverse audiences to foster a lifelong love and support of the arts.

Nutcracker at the Palace will be presented on Saturday, December 18, at 4 pm, at the Palace Theater in Waterbury, 100 East Main Street. Tickets are $28 to $43 and available by calling the Palace Box office at 203-346-2000 or online at PalaceTheaterCT.org.

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Woodbury Ballet's Nutcracker at the Palace provides local dancers an opportunity to perform in a professional level production at the beautiful and resplendent Palace Theater in Waterbury. By merging youth and professionals, the company will introd

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