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A Dramatic Twist
on a Timeless
Tale





On Stage in Grand Opulence
This season, Mark Erickson's The Nutcracker takes its place beneath the gilded ceilings of the United Theater on Broadway in Downtown Los Angeles.
When the theatre first opened on January 30, 1931, it did so for the world premiere of Charlie Chaplin's City Lights — a night so anticipated that Chaplin helped finance its construction to see it completed in time, with Albert Einstein among the guests. Nearly a century later, its French Baroque splendor still astonishes: a lobby of mirrors and marble modeled after the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, cascading crystal, and history in every corner.
It is here that Clara's journey unfolds anew. As the first notes of Tchaikovsky rise and the snow begins to fall, past and present meet in a single luminous evening — world-class dancing, timeless storytelling, and a palace worthy of the tale.