Nutcracker Ballet - Wabash (IN)

Moscow Ballet announces the premiere performance of the the Gift of Christmas Tour in 2019 in Wabash. The Great Russian Nutcracker performance brings holiday magic to life and creates unforgettable memories for all ages. The company performs at the Honeywell Center on Fri., Nov. 1, 7:30 p.m. only.

Moscow Ballet makes Christmas gift giving easy with the holiday performance that delights all ages…from the life-sized Kissy Doll to the fierce, red-eyed Rat King; and the Russian Troika Sleigh bringing Masha through the Snow Forest to the Land of Peace and Harmony which is populated with 10 foot tall dancing puppets, exotic flying birds and dancing couples from the world’s five great heritages.

The Dance Experience Company is committed to encouraging all dancers to strive for excellence and enjoy the journey along the way.  The studio goal is to provide quality dance instruction through caring, professional instructors in a friendly, family-oriented atmosphere.  The Dance Experience Company promotes strong self-confidence, self-respect, discipline, and appreciation through the fine arts of dance.  The goal is to inspire every dancer to find the creativity inside herself/himself as "we dance to tell a story" each year. The Dance Experience Company is dedicated to studio families to ensure that everyone is kept well-informed of the progress of each dancer. The success of each dancer is a result of great teamwork between the dance studio and our dance studio families. The Dance Experience Company values the Wabash community and supports many local fundraising efforts. “Together, We Can Make A Difference” is the studio's fundraising motto. 

The Honeywell Center in downtown Wabash, Indiana, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Center is operated by The Honeywell Foundation, Inc, which was established in 1941 by Wabash native, Mark C. Honeywell.  Building of the 45,000-square-foot (4,200 m²) Center began in 1940 but was delayed until 1952 due to the shortage of labor and materials needed for World War II. The Center’s gymnasium was informally opened November 19, 1947; however, the entire facility was completed in 1952 and included a roller rink and several meeting spaces. In 1994, a 75,000-square-foot addition expanded the Honeywell Center to include the 1,500-seat Ford Theater, Eugenia's Restaurant and an art gallery.