The acclaimed company, at Segerstrom through Sunday, is presenting three works including a world premiere.
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‘The Nutcracker’ Holiday Dance Tradition Returns to Orange County
The famed holiday ballet returns to several local stages after a year-long hiatus due to COVID, bringing with it excitement for the season and for a return to “normal.”
Orange County Once Again Readies to Celebrate the Holidays with Music and More
Need a few ideas for getting out to celebrate the holidays? The Arts & Culture team has put together a list of their favorites for the upcoming season.
A Look at Orange County’s Arts & Culture for Fall 2021
Voice of OC’s arts writers pick out the best in visual arts, theater, classical music, dance, culture and food.
Christmas in the Time of COVID-19
In a year when staying in is required, arts organizations across the county have plenty of virtual options to help you celebrate Christmas day.
Prominent Orange County Arts Supporter William J. Gillespie Dies
William J. Gillespie was a prominent Orange County philanthropist whose love of the performing arts, especially dance, led to generous donations to several local organizations.
A Winter Without ‘Nutcracker’ Strikes a Hit to Companies and Dancers
“The Nutcracker” is more than a rite of tradition. Canceling this quintessential holiday event eliminates a major and reliable source of revenue for dance companies.
American Ballet Theatre Takes Us to Ancient Greece in ‘Of Love and Rage’
Review: Alexei Ratmansky’s world premiere story ballet is an adventure-filled saga of heroic dancing.
ABT’s ‘Of Love and Rage’ Will Receive Its World Premiere at Segerstrom
The world premiere ballet by Ratmansky at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts will explore tragedy and forgiveness, and celebrates the company’s 80th anniversary.
The Reitz Era at Segerstrom Center is Underway
Casey Reitz, Segerstrom Center’s new president, brings a fresh energy to Orange County’s flagship performing arts center. With a background firmly rooted in producing award-winning plays and musicals in New York, could creating new musicals at the Center be part of at Reitz’s legacy?



