Arts Umbrella’s Mixed Nuts Holiday
The Nutcracker, but not like you’ve seen it 🎄❄️🩰
Arts Umbrella is excited to announce the return of Mixed Nuts. A Vancouver holiday tradition for nearly two decades, Arts Umbrella Dance Company reimagines the world of The Nutcracker.
DETAILS
The Nutcracker, but not like you’ve seen it. Mixed Nuts returns to the Vancouver Playhouse this December 11-13, and tickets are on sale now! A Vancouver holiday tradition for nearly two decades, Arts Umbrella Dance Company reimagines the world of The Nutcracker with inventive choreography, bold movement, and a flavoursome mix of dance styles, performed by emerging dance artists from across the globe.
FAST FACTS
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Mixed Nuts performances are running December 11-13 at the Vancouver Playhouse in the heart of downtown Vancouver (600 Hamilton Street, Vancouver, BC).
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Featuring a diverse mix of dance styles performed by talented emerging dance artists from across the globe.
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An evening of outstanding entertainment, holiday cheer, and tradition with a twist that’s a must-see for audiences of all ages this December.
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Proceeds from ticket sales directly support Arts Umbrella’s free and donor-funded arts education programs.
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Nearly 80% of Arts Umbrella’s 20,000+ annual students receive access to programming at no cost.
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All seats are available at one fixed price. Tickets cost:
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Adult: $65
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Student/Senior: $40
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Under 5 years old: $5
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Mixed Nuts is generously supported by Tom Ferries and Lisa Pankratz.
WHY SUPPORT
Founded in Vancouver in 1979, Arts Umbrella is Canada’s leading not-for-profit, charitable organization dedicated to arts education for children and youth. Through two physical locations and 135 community partners, Arts Umbrella offers programs in art, design, dance, theatre, music, and film, providing the highest standard of arts educational training led by a faculty of more than 200 passionate artists and educators. Access to an arts education is the cornerstone of everything Arts Umbrella does, and today, the organization serves approximately 20,000 young people annually, with nearly 80% accessing programs at no cost, thanks to donor funding.
