Around Christmas time, there’s nothing quite like watching a performance of the Nutcracker to get you in the festive mood.
The production can be enjoyed all year round, but we discovered, on our recent visit to the Tuff Nut Club, that participating in the Southbank Winter Festival is a great way to enjoy it. It’s a world of fantasy and fun as soon as you step through the doors.
What To Expect from the Nutcracker at the Tuff Nut Club
Put any expectations you might have held out of your mind and you’ll be greeted with a warm and vibrant atmosphere that ensures a wonderful spectacle.
Soft jazz will be playing in the background of this intimate venue for the cosiest experience possible. This is to be expected during an event that has so many categories within it.
This review of the Tuff Nut Club experience suggests that you arrive at the venue early to soak up the festivities beforehand because once the Nutcracker starts, we’re sure you won’t be able to take your eyes off it.
This contemporary version of the Nutcracker, which is a classic in everybody’s eyes, brings the story into the modern age. We thoroughly enjoy when productions modernise in this sense, as long as they stick to the core principles of the story. This attracts a whole new audience for shows in the present day.
Marc Samaras, Amonik Melaco, and Patricia Zhou get fans off their feet with a series of rousing performances to excite all in attendance. You can buy Theatre Tokens as a gift for anybody you love so they can enjoy the gift of live performance with you.
Beyond this, you can stay for drinks if you’re a ticket holder and enjoy the live musical show named Nutcracker Nights, a wonderful taste of themed songs until the entire venue closes.
We are the home of London Theatre and want to introduce you to new shows as often as possible. What better way to enjoy the Nutcracker performance than at the Southbank Winter Festival? Plan your visit in advance with those who have an existing love for theatre or bring somebody new along for their first taste of the West End.
