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Mesa Arts Center 1 East Main Street, Mesa, AZ, 85211
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By JoeD23

A Traditional "Nutcracker," With Interesting Differences

I haven't seen "The Nutcracker" live in many years, so this was a rare treat for me. The performance was lovely - mostly traditional, but with some differences. One surprising difference was at the end of the dance of the snowflakes, when Drosselmeyer arrived with Clara's and the Nutcracker's ride, instead of pulling a sleigh, he sailed in with a hot-air balloon (whose balloon was an upside-down ornament. Nice touch!). A very refreshing difference was that the children's cast (and there were a lot of them!) was very diverse. They were also very talented. Two of them really stood out for me. The first is the young black girl dancing the part of Marie (I have been unable to find out her name). She is amazing! I don't think she's even in her teens yet, and not only is she already dancing on pointe, she's doing it really well! Barring injuries, that girl has a bright future ahead of her. The other child who really made an impression on me was the littlest gumdrop/candy child. I don't know how old he is - he can't have been much more than two feet tall - but he can sure do cartwheels! And he had the sass, too - he was really cute. The adult cast was less diverse; in fact, almost all the ones I saw were white. Still, it gives me heart to see so much diversity among the younger generation. Overall, the performance was good, but I was more impressed by the performances of the children than those of the adults. The Paramount Theater is beautiful inside. I hadn't been in there before, so that was another treat. I had mixed feelings about my fellow audience members. On one hand, the small children in attendance (I really shouldn't have been surprised by how many there were at a matinee, but I was - I had completely failed to think of it) were surprisingly well-behaved. Some of the adults, however, were not so well-behaved. They whooped, yelled, and whistled after almost every dance (or part of one). Perhaps I'm being classist (in which case, please forgive me; I'm trying to do better), but I'm used to an outing at the ballet being a rather more dignified affair. Rock concerts are something else entirely; not only am I used to hearing those kinds of reactions at a rock show, I'm often one of the people doing it. I just was completely unprepared for it at the ballet. Anyway, all in all, I had a very good time, and I'm looking forward to when I can sneak another such outing into the budget.


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