In this ballet, fairy tales, childhood dreams, and a Christmas market come together. The magical Nutcracker from Dresden is a cozy winter tale, featuring both professional artists and young students from the ballet school. The film captivates from the very first moments, leaving a sense of wonder in its wake. What does a fairy tale sound like when danced on the stage of an ancient opera house in Christmas Dresden? This ballet offers a rare experience - to encounter a well-known story through the gentle light of candles, the delicate gestures of the dancers, and magical choreography. The version directed by Aaron Watkin and Jason Beach is characterized by softness and soulfulness, where fantasy intertwines with reality. On stage are not only experienced soloists but also young students from the ballet school. Their participation adds a special warmth to the story. Instead of overt theatricality - sincere emotions, instead of ostentatious grandeur - emphasized humanity. The Nutcracker here is not just a character, but a symbol of a dream that can be touched. And it is no coincidence that all this is born in Dresden - the city where the first wooden nutcrackers once appeared, inspiring Hoffmann. The decorations are truly festive: stained glass, market stalls, frosty windows. Tchaikovsky's music sounds especially tender when the characters rush through the hall on a sofa-sleigh, as if carried away to the very essence of winter - to a place where there are no doubts, only the anticipation of a miracle. The screening will take place in a historic hall, enhancing the sense of presence. This is not just a broadcast of the ballet, but almost a personal journey into magic. The performance is suitable for adults and children, for everyone who feels that winter is a time for wonders, even if it is hard to believe. On our website, we tell about free events in Moscow.