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The Washington Ballet's Nutcracker

When
in 115D
20.12.2026 · 18:00 · UTC-5
Where
Washington
Warner Theatre
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The Spirit of the Holidays Meets 250 Years of American History In 2026, as the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, our stage shines as a vibrant tribute to the American spirit. History and holiday tradition collide as George Washington and King George III settle their legendary score - reimagined as a spectacular battle between our heroic Nutcracker and a regal, becaped Rat King. From the soaring flight of the Bald Eagle to the delightful dancing dolls - Lady Liberty and John Paul Jones, join us for this D.C. original - a celebration of our history, our artistry, and our home. For over six decades, the holiday season has signaled The Washington Ballet's The Nutcracker. Set in 1882 Georgetown, it is more than a performance; it is our city's living scrapbook come to life. LATECOMERS may be asked to wait in the lobby for appropriate break in the show. NO ELEVATOR - All Balcony & Suite seating requires climbing stairs, as there are no elevators in the Theatre. Only bags 12" x 6" x 12" or smaller are permitted. No backpacks allowed. EVERYONE regardless of age, requires a ticket for entry. Accessible seating is in Row Z (Orchestra). Seats are non fixed, padded, and armless, and can be removed for mobility devices or left for companions. Purchase accessible seats by selecting Filters Show Accessible Seats. They can be purchased 2 at a time. If you need more, simply create additional orders. There's no additional fee for doing so. Guests with accessibility needs should avoid the Warner Building garage, as it is less ADA friendly than other nearby options. The main entrance drop off zone may offer an easier arrival. PLEASE NOTE: The 1924 Lounge is NOT wheelchair accessible and requires climbing multiple stairs.

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