The New York Theatre Ballet's adaptation of Tchaikovsky's classic is highly polished, with an Art Nouveau–style twist. It's abridged to an hour in length—just the right amount of time for little ones to watch the polka dot–clad mice and sugary backdrops in wonder before they get too squirmy. Completely revamped this year, the show travels back to the period circa 1907, with choreography by Keith Michael, set design by Gillian Bradshaw Smith and costumes by Sylvia Nolan. Ages 3–9.
