Under the expert guidance of teacher Evgeniya Kazeyeva, our Year 2 students Milana Deniakina, Yana Kurmakaeva, and Valeria Medvedeva have taken their “Nutcracker Dolls” from the rehearsal studio all the way to the Bolshoi Theatre stage! Share their journey with us — countless hours of hard work, perfecting movements, and finding the magic only ballet can bring. We’re so proud of their dedication and artistry, shining through in every step. Bravo to these young dancers and their teacher! 📌 Follo

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We have no idea how many nutcrackers you can find around during Nutcracker season....how many would you guess?! The nutcracker doll's history started as a functional nut-cracking tool in 17th-century Germany. They evolved into carved wooden figures of soldiers, kings, and animals that symbolized good luck...mass production by Friedrich Wilhelm Fuchtner in the 1870s made them popular. Tchaikovsky's 1892 ballet boosted their popularity. | Flint Institute of Music

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