$10 for an Adult Ticket to the Kentucky Ballet Theater’s “The Nutcracker” on December 5th ($20 Value)
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- Classic holiday ballet
- Traditional music and dancing
- Talented cast
- Possible date night
Ballet, like a successful bank heist, requires graceful movement, a captivated audience, and a greased pig disguised in an aerodynamic leotard. Witness the wonders of coordinated movement with today’s deal. For $10, you get an adult ticket to the Kentucky Ballet Theater’s “The Nutcracker” at Transylvania University’s Haggin Auditorium (a $20 value). The performance takes place on December 5th at 7 p.m. This world-class rendition of the classic Christmas-time ballet comes alive through talented dancers, a stimulating score, and festive, vibrant visuals. Surprise a spouse or imaginary friend with an evening spent watching this beloved holiday tale unfold, which is a great alternative to an evening spent picking up Santa's litter. You can buy four Groupons for four tickets, or call (859) 252-5245 to purchase more.
- Classic holiday ballet
- Traditional music and dancing
- Talented cast
- Possible date night
Ballet, like a successful bank heist, requires graceful movement, a captivated audience, and a greased pig disguised in an aerodynamic leotard. Witness the wonders of coordinated movement with today’s deal. For $10, you get an adult ticket to the Kentucky Ballet Theater’s “The Nutcracker” at Transylvania University’s Haggin Auditorium (a $20 value). The performance takes place on December 5th at 7 p.m. This world-class rendition of the classic Christmas-time ballet comes alive through talented dancers, a stimulating score, and festive, vibrant visuals. Surprise a spouse or imaginary friend with an evening spent watching this beloved holiday tale unfold, which is a great alternative to an evening spent picking up Santa's litter. You can buy four Groupons for four tickets, or call (859) 252-5245 to purchase more.
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About Kentucky Ballet Theater
The Kentucky Ballet Theatre was founded in 1998 to give Lexington audiences their own local company of ballet dancers. The performances that have followed have included classics such as Prokofiev's Cinderella and new works such as Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera. The dancers host their shows at the Lexington Opera House, a historical landmark which was built in 1887, was converted into a movie theater in the 1920s, and did a brief stint as a Rockette before returning to its classical roots in 1976.