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The Nutcracker Story

The Nutcracker Story Page 1 Act I Scene I: A Christmas Eve party at the Stahlbaum house where Clara is given the Nutcracker as a Christmas present. The Nutcracker Ballet is derived from the Story The Nutcracker and the King of Mice which was written E. T. A. Hoffman. The Story begins on Christmas Eve in 19th Century Germany. It begins in the Stahlbaum s house where everyone is preparing for their festive Christmas Eve party. The Stahlbaum s house is a large and beautiful home, with the grandest Christmas tree imaginable.

The Sugar Plum Fairy is so impressed with Clara that she declares a day of celebration. Sweets from all over the world gather at the palace and dance for Clara. The Nutcracker Prince escorts Clara to the seat of honor so she can watch the performance. The first to dance is smooth and spicy chocolate from Spain. Their dance is very saucy.

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