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Nutcracker Rouge
“The greatest holiday homage ever” (The Huffington Post), returns to Théâtre XIV November 12 for its most raucous season yet. A pole-dancing candy cane. A champagne bottle walker in jewel-encrusted heels. Chanteuses who’ll have you forgetting every carol you thought you knew. Our Baroque Burlesque snowflakes will soon lure New Yorkers into the night for their favorite grown-up holiday tradition.
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Celebrating 20 Years of Baroque BurlesqueTM in NYC
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“INTOXICATING & SEXY”
Company XIV has “ruled New York City nightlife” (Forbes) for 20 years with “exuberantly bawdy spectacles” (Time Out) drenched in “beauty and excess” (The New York Times). Under the artistic direction of founder Austin McCormick, classically-trained artists ignite the stage with “a brainy, high-entertainment mix of music hall, cabaret, theater and dance” (The New York Times). These “impeccable performances you can’t see elsewhere” (BroadwayWorld) have crowned the company as “a classic New York City adventure” (Time Out).
From Queen of Hearts and Seven Sins to Cinderella, Cocktail Magique and Petite Rouge, the Drama Desk-nominated ensemble has earned a stellar 4.9-star rating from devoted fans. This winter, “Company XIV brings Versailles to Brooklyn” (Forbes) once again with the return of the perennial smash hit Nutcracker Rouge.
“Marie Antoinette decadence meets Weimar-era cabaret” (TheaterMania) at Théâtre XIV, the company’s hedonistic palace in Brooklyn, where burlesque performers pop champagne and pour bespoke cocktails between acts. Step off the graffiti-lined streets of Bushwick into this “jewel box of glittering chandeliers, gold trim and plush velvet” (The Wall Street Journal) for an experience that “feels like Moulin Rouge! for actual bohemians” (Time Out).