ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月21日 08時13分

“The Nutcracker” ballet is more than a beloved holiday staple.

For ballet companies across the country it’s a financial lifeline that supports the repertory for the rest of the year. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, however, most productions have been relegated to virtual offerings. But Miami has something that some other cities, like New York, don’t: warm weather at holiday time.

The Miami City Ballet’s production of “Nutcracker,” a tropical twist on the 1954 Balanchine classic, is now being retooled for the outdoors with pandemic protocols. Retitled “George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker in the Park,” the ballet is being performed outside at Downtown Doral Park and features a combination of live action and new digital animation — not to mention an array of vibrantly colorful costumes.

@miamicityballet has also teamed up with a health care partner, @baptisthealthsf, and abides by a stringent testing and safety protocol. Masked audience members will be seated in socially distanced pods that accommodate up to four people each. The intermission has been cut to five minutes — more of a pause — and the idea is to get people in and out efficiently. Tap the link in our bio to read more about the reimagined version of the classic holiday ballet. Photo by @rorosiemarie

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