The Nutcracker Returns to San Pedro! Dec 11-13
The Nutcracker
San Pedro City Ballet, home of American Ballet Theatre superstar Misty Copeland, presents its 33rd annual production of The Nutcracker, with artistic direction by Cynthia and David Patrick Bradley.
Join Clara on a dreamlike journey with a dancing Nutcracker, mischievous mice, sparkling snowflakes, and a magical Christmas tree.
The performance will return to the Warner Grand Theatre December 11-13th. The show features dance, magic, gorgeous sets and costumes, and is fun for the whole family. Don't miss this magical holiday tradition!
VIP Tickets Available
Make opening night at The Nutcracker extra special with a VIP ticket! Enjoy the performance followed by an exclusive post-show reception onstage featuring delicious food, drinks, and live music.
It’s the perfect way to celebrate the season and continue the magic after the curtain falls. Your VIP ticket helps support San Pedro City Ballet and its programs.
Group Tickets
If your organization is interested in purchasing group rate tickets, please contact us at gabbi@sanpedrocityballet.org or (310) 732-1861
Made Possible By
This production of The Nutcracker is made possible in part by a grant from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, and by a grant from the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. Grant support provided by the Port of Los Angeles, and support from donors like you!
About San Pedro City Ballet
San Pedro City Ballet was established in 1994 by nationally recognized dancers and teachers Cynthia and Patrick Bradley as a not-for-profit dance company serving greater Los Angeles. The company performs The Nutcracker annually at the Warner Grand Theatre in San Pedro, as well as produces original modern works for a variety of venues throughout Southern California. Its mission is to identify, train and promote a world-class pre-professional dance company from the diverse population of the Los Angeles Harbor area that is founded in the base of classical works and traditions, and goes beyond to explore new contemporary and original modern works and to provide training to schools throughout Los Angeles for arts education and after-school programs.
Former student Misty Copeland recently made history by becoming the first African American female Principal dancer at the prestigious American Ballet Theatre in New York. She is considered ballet’s first breakthrough star in decades, and has been featured in a commercial for Under Armour that went viral; danced with Prince on tour; written a bestselling autobiography; is developing a new TV show; and was recently featured on the cover of Time magazine. Copeland was discovered by Cynthia Bradley as a 13-year-old through one of San Pedro City Ballet’s outreach programs.