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Carlos Acosta’s The Nutcracker comes to the Lyceum this January

Shannaz Posted On November 26, 2025
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Ballet superstar Carlos Acosta’s Nutcracker in Havana, comes to the Lyceum in January following a hugely successful sell-out tour.

Set to an exuberant Cuban version of the magnificent Tchaikovsky score, the timeless Christmas story is brought to life with ballet at its core, choreographed by Carlos Acosta with Cuban dance traditions beautifully woven throughout the much-loved and joyful family tale.

Photo courtesy of Lyceum Theatre

For dance fans around the globe, Carlos is an international superstar of the classical ballet world.

Born in Havana and trained at the National School of Ballet in Cuba, he went on to dance with the world’s most prestigious companies, including London’s Royal Ballet.

Carlos Acosta’s Nutcracker in Havanna plays at Lyceum Theatre Wed 7 – Sat 10 January. Tickets are available here.

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