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Nut/Cracked

Opening Date: Dec 14, 2024
Closing Date: Dec 20, 2024
Nut/Cracked

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Playing @
92nd Street Y
1395 Lexington Ave, New York City, NY 10128
Nut/CrackedThe Bang Group’s beloved, witty response to The Nutcracker—has enthralled audiences for more than two decades.

Nut/Cracked takes its inspiration from all corners of the dance canon, from tap riffs to en pointe ballet, by way of bubble wrap, disco and take-out noodles. In Nut/Cracked, choreographer David Parker finds beauty in the ridiculous waltzing us through many incarnations of Tchaikovsky’s score including versions by Duke Ellington and Glenn Miller as well as the familiar orchestral suite. You’ll never watch The Nutcracker in quite the same way again!
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Performance Schedule

THURSDAY @ 6:30 PM
SATURDAY @ 2 PM & 7 PM

Online broadcast Friday, December 20 @ 12 PM, available for viewing 72 hours from time of broadcast.


Choreographer
  • David Parker

TDF Tickets Offers:

Listed at

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Full-price tickets:

$40.00 - $60.00

Accessibility

  • Elevator/Escalator

    Elevators provide access to all floors. All elevators have Braille/raised lettering.
  • Assisted Listening System

    Kaufmann Concert Hall is equipped with Williams Sound systems for individuals who are hard-of-hearing. Operating on an FM signal, the system provides a clean sound with no static or dead spots. Headsets are free and may be picked up at the coat check with deposit of a driver's license or major credit card. Buttenwieser Hall is equipped with the Sennheiser infrared system that uses an emitter with infrared signal.
  • Wheelchair Info

    Wheelchair accessible and wheelchair seating is available.
  • Box Office

    Box Office is equipped with an accessible counter
  • Curb Ramps

    Curb ramps are located on 91st and 92nd Street.
  • Entrance

    The main entrance at 92nd Street and Lexington is ramped for individuals using mobility devices and is open 24/7.
  • Parking

    Discount parking is available for 92NY patrons at the GGMC Garage located one block away at 230 East 92nd Street (between 2nd and 3rd Avenue). To receive the 15% off posted parking rates, please ask for the QR coded validation at the 92NY Sales & Customers Service Center in the main lobby.
  • Restroom

    Accessible restrooms on lower level.
  • Seating

    Kaufmann Concert Hall, Buttenwieser Hall, and Warburg Lounge area all feature accessible seating locations for individuals utilizing mobility devices (or whose disabilities otherwise require accessible seating). When ordering tickets in person or by phone, please inform the Box Office that you will require accessible seating and specify how many (if any) companions are in your party.
  • Telephone

    Wheelchair accessible on lower level.
  • Visual Assistance

    All elevators have Braille/raised lettering, as does signage in the foyer of Kaufmann Concert Hall. Guests who require large print materials should contact us at 212.415.5500 or email at least 24 hours in advance of the event/class for which you require the large print materials and they will be provided to you upon your arrival at coat check 30 minutes prior to the performance.
  • Water Fountain

    Wheelchair accessible on lower level.

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