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November 11, 2026November 10, 2026 Will Uhl New Scenic, Costume Design For ARB’s “Nutcracker” HOLIDAY CLASSIC: American Repertory Ballet’s annual run of “The Nutcracker” opens at McCarter Theatre on Thanksgiving weekend before moving on to the New River Theater in Red Bank and State Theatre New Jersey in New Brunswick. A holiday classic for more than six decades, American Repertory Ballet’s (ARB) production of The Nutcracker returns to McCarter Theatre, the Two Rivers Theater in Red Bank, and the State Theatre in New Brunswick this season. “The Nutcracker is such a beloved production in our community,” said ARB Executive Director Julie Diana Hench. “Generations of families make it part of their holiday tradition each year, with longtime alumni from Princeton Ballet School watching and remembering the steps they danced as children in the cast.

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