Roxey Ballet Bringing 'The Nutcracker' To The Stage

NEW HOPE, PA — The public is invited to celebrate the magic of the season as Roxey Ballet’s 30th Anniversary Nutcracker opens this weekend.

Audiences will step into a world of wonder filled with dazzling new costumes, breathtaking choreography, and all the heartwarming traditions that make the production a beloved family favorite.

For those who arrive early, a free pre-performance workshop will be held where young audience members can learn steps from the ballet and meet characters from the show. Participants will browse the charming Nutcracker Boutique, discover exclusive Old York Cellars Nutcracker-themed wine bottles, enjoy festive surprises, and experience the joy and sparkle that only Roxey Ballet can bring to the stage. This year’s milestone production promises to be more magical than ever offering an unforgettable start to the holiday season.

This anniversary year also welcomes back some of Roxey Ballet’s most cherished faces. Beloved alumni Tara and Austin Jarboe, who first met at the ballet and performed together as Clara and Fritz in the 2001 Nutcracker, return to celebrate where their story began. You may even see their baby, Dean make an appearance.

The incomparable Tim Blakie steps once again into his iconic, mysterious role as Uncle Drosselmeyer, bringing his signature magic to the stage. They are joined by talented students representing schools from across the region and 11 extraordinary Roxey Ballet professional artists, all coming together to honor tradition, community, and the enduring artistry of Roxey Ballet.

Performances are Nov. 29 and 30, Dec. 5 (Relaxed Children's Matinee), Dec. 6 and 7 at the Villa Victoria Theater, Ewing, N.J. For tickets and more information click here.