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SUMMARY:Behind the Scenes: Ballet West in The Nutcracker
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DESCRIPTION:Film Screening with the Utah Film Center..\nhttps://slcpl.libn
 et.info/event/3629912
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><img src="https://www.utahfilmcenter.org/w
 p/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/BehindTheScenes-BalletWestInTheNutcracker_Web
 -e1573079399784.jpg" width="615" height="345" /></p>\n<p><em><strong>Behin
 d the Scenes: Ballet West in The Nutcracker<br /></strong></em>60 min | 20
 19 | USA | Not Rated</p>\n<p>Post-film Q&amp\;A with dancers and represent
 atives of Ballet West.</p>\n<p>Ballet West founder Willam Christensen (&ld
 quo\;Mr. C&rdquo\;) staged the very first full-length production of the no
 w-beloved The Nutcracker on Christmas Eve in 1944\, at the San Francisco B
 allet. Ballet West now carries on Mr. C&rsquo\;s legacy with its annual pr
 esentation of his Nutcracker\, now the longest-running production of the b
 allet in the United States.</p>\n<p>To celebrate the 75th anniversary of M
 r. C&rsquo\;s The Nutcracker\, Ballet West\, in collaboration with BYUtv\,
  produced this documentary program chronicling the history of the first Nu
 tcracker in America. The program features excerpts of the award-winning ba
 llet performance and highlights the role of Mr. C in this incredible story
 \, rooted in Utah.</p>\n<p>Fondly remembered as the &ldquo\;grandfather of
  American ballet\,&rdquo\; Mr. C (1902-2001) was born and raised in Brigha
 m City\, Utah. A true pioneer in dance\, he established the San Francisco 
 Ballet\, the oldest professional ballet company in the U.S.\, in 1938. He 
 then returned to Salt Lake City\, Utah\, founding both the ballet departme
 nt at the University of Utah in 1951\, the first of its kind\, and Ballet 
 West in 1963. His historical production of The Nutcracker sparked a long-l
 asting cultural phenomenon that continues today\, transcending generations
  to become a holiday tradition for millions of Americans each year.</p>\n<
 p><em>World Premiere</em></p>\nhttps://slcpl.libnet.info/event/3629912
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