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Tustin Dance Center
Events
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Tustin Dance Center is happy to have
students back in classes in-studio, and still welcomes anyone to attend via
Zoom who is not comfortable attending in person. Contact us if you have any questions.
TDC Events:
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TDC
Recital 2020. TDC
held its annual dance recital for the 2019-2020 dance year via live
stream video on Sunday, July 19, 2020 and again on Saturday, July 25, 2020.
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NUTCRACKER.
TDC's 16th annual
Nutcracker Ballet production was held on December 7 - 8, 2019. The cast was
amazing! The orchestra was wonderful and enriched our performances! Our famed
Nutcracker Boutique was well-attended! Thank you to all our parents,
volunteers and the Plummer crew for helping us brave the elements and hold
our joyous event! Learn
more>>
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Sugar Plum
Fairy Tea Party.
This magical event was last held on Saturday, November 16, 2020 and
was so much fun. We truly thank all who helped setup and make this our best
tea party ever!
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NUTCRACKER
GALA. This annual fundraiser
event was last held on Saturday, November 9, 2019 to honor the many donors
and volunteers who help make our Nutcracker production happen each year.
Thank you so much, for all of your contributions! Learn more>>
Class, Intensive and Camps:
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Fall
Classes. Fall classes began on August 10 and run through December 18, 2020. You may register
for classes at any time. View the Fall class schedule.
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Interested
in piano lessons? Schedule your fall piano lessons now. Lessons
available for all ages at Tustin Dance Center! Inquire at the front desk.
Last
updated: 7/19/2020
Questions? Give us a
call at (714) 544-3072, or send us an email at: info@tustindance.com
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Did You Know...
TDC rents
studio time to individuals and groups? Learn more here. Contact TDC at
714.544.3072, send an email to TDCfrontdesk@gmail.com
or fill out a form
to inquire about terms and availability.
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The Nutcracker Ballet
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A decision about
holding our 17th annual Nutcracker Ballet will be made soon!
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Event Details
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TDC held its
16th annual Nutcracker ballet December 7 - 8, 2019. Thank you to
all our patrons who attended a performance. We hope you enjoyed the show and
very much appreciate your support!
We are already
planning our 17th annual Nutcracker event. Check back later for
updates!
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Plummer Auditorium
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TDC’s 16th
annual Nutcracker Ballet was performed at historic Plummer Auditorium.
Plummer
Auditorium
201 E. Chapman Ave.
Fullerton, CA 92832
Designed by architect Carlton M. Winslow and
constructed for $295,500 in 1930, the Plummer Auditorium is an outstanding
example of Spanish Colonial Revival architecture with Italian Renaissance
design elements. Since its construction the facility has been a center of
entertainment for the community. Music organizations from both the high
school and junior college have performed for social and civic groups. Not
only do students gain their first experiences in drama, dance, and music
there, the auditorium is used to stage important theatrical productions and
community-oriented cultural programs. Throughout its 70-year history the
auditorium has served the community well, giving Fullerton its fine
reputation as a cultural and educational center for north Orange County.
The large auditorium, which seats over 1,300 people,
features an elaborate ceiling of painted and decorated rough-hewn beams, the
original wrought iron chandeliers, arched side isles with composite capitals,
and other classical ornamentation. In 1995, the building was fully
rehabilitated and improved to meet seismic safety requirements. Additionally,
the grand Wurlitzer Organ, original to the building, was restored and is in
use today.
Visit Plummer Auditorium Website
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The Nutcracker Ballet Story
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Tustin
Dance Center’s annual production of The
Nutcracker Ballet features dozens of dancers of all ages.
In
this enchanting ballet, featuring the famous score by Tchaikovsky, a young
girl has a very special Christmas. At a fun-filled family party with dancing,
magic and dolls that come to life, Clara receives a special gift: a
Nutcracker. That night she dreams of an epic battle between mice and toys,
and a magical journey to the Kingdom of Sweets, where Clara dances with her
Prince and meets the beautiful Sugar Plum Fairy.
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