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Dance Review: 'John Ringling's Circus Nutcracker — The World's Greatest Ballet'
Date: December 19, 2012
by: Anna Dearing | Contributing writer
Brilliant. Simply brilliant.
Not only did the Sarasota Ballet revive a holiday tradition with its world premiere of Matthew Hart's "John Ringling's Circus Nutcraker," but it has created a new Sarasota celebration surely to be enjoyed by ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls and children of all ages for many years to come.
You could just feel the exuberant joy emanating from the full house of the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall as the familiar Tchaikovsky score echoed throughout the hall, as played by the live Sarasota Orchestra led by conductor Andrew Lane. The magical sets by Peter Docherty added whimsy and delight to the all-around stunning production. And the dancers — oh, the dancers — performed to their highest abilities, showing the internal pride and gusto of the entire cast and crew.
Hart's imaginative choreography and storyline, which is based loosely on Sarasota's great circus history and the heritage of John and Mable Ringling, showed that massive amounts of thought and attention were infused into every second of the production. It should be said again: The entire show was brilliant … just simply brilliant. What an exciting thing for the Sarasota Ballet. Bravo.
One more thing: Every single dancer on stage, including the exceptional students of The Sarasota Ballet School, deserved the wild applause of the standing ovation they received on opening night. Every step of the choreography was danced with precision. There was not one accident, line of out of place, askew pointe shoe ribbon, missed pirouette or leap. If not particularly mentioned in this review, all of the dancers were noticed and admired and need to be congratulated on an exceptional performance.
The ballet begins with the Stahlbaum family traveling by train to New York City, where they come across John Ringling (David Tlaiye) and his nephew, John Ringling North (Logan Learned), supervising the circus loading up for travel at Grand Central Station. Later, the circus entourage arrives at the Christmas Party at a glitzy hotel as surprise guests. This is where the traditional story unfolds, as Clara, danced by Sara Sardelli, connects with Ringling's nephew.
There couldn't be a more perfect role for Sardelli as the wide-eyed, dreamy, young girl who is the central character of the show. Her youthful appearance lends itself well to the role. Jamie Carter, as the hotel manager, was the highlight of the party scene with his colorful expressions and sense of humor that infused his every step.
With the exception of Act II, the battle scene with the gangster mice was probably this critic's favorite. Other than a giant-sized battery operated mouse, there was no scurrying on stage. Instead, there was a rendition of Michael Jackson's "Thriller," which elicited laughter from the audience.
The snow scene was as glittery as ever, led by Danielle Brown and Ricardo Rhodes. The "snowflakes" interwove through intricate formations with turning attitude jumps in a circle and gliding pas de bourée courus that made them appear to ice skate.
Instead of the Land of Sweets, Act II took place at the Kingdom of the Circus at its winter headquarters in Sarasota. The sets, costumes, props and different dances made this act as delicious as ever. There are too many wonderful dancers and moments to mention, so we'll focus on some highlights.
Christine Peixoto and Daniel Rodriguez were exceptionally sultry during the Arabian pas de deux. Rita Duclos was a true standout in the Tightrope dance, which featured five girls who seemed to never leave the tips of their pointe shoes the entire time. The Waltz of the Roses, which was inspired by Mable Ringling's rose garden, was so gorgeous and moving, it's almost impossible to describe.
But the ultimate moment of the entire ballet was the trapeze artists Sugar and Prince's pas de deux. The pas de deux was a modernized spin on the traditional Sugar Plum pas de deux, solo variations and coda. Kate Honea and Ricardo Graziano demonstrated that they are true principal dancers by executing every step with sheer precision. They performed difficult steps such as multiple fouetté turns for Honea and grand jeté en manèges for Graziano. This pair didn't miss a beat. Their performance was flawless.
The only disappointing thing about this production was that it was only performed three times in Sarasota. Let's hope that next year the Sarasota Ballet will return to the glory days of performing a week's-long run of "John Ringling's Circus Nutcracker." If you missed it, don't despair. The Sarasota Ballet is taking the show on the road, much like the circus, Dec. 21 and Dec. 22, at Ruth Eckerd Hall, in Clearwater.Don't miss it.
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- I have to disagree. I was excited to see this ballet, and so horribly disappointed. One of the wonderful things about ballet is seeing the form, line and fluidity of the dancer's movement. Whoever did the costuming for this extravaganza dressed the women in mid-calf skirts. Yes, there were some tutus, But too many long skirts. And the John Ringling character was wearing baggy trousers! There were times when the busy-ness of the sets made me want to close my eyes. Primary colors painted, pastel colors projected on the background, lights and draped fabric and out-of-place art deco constructions all fighting with each other and the dancers on stage. Two trapeze bars descend to the stage carrying dancers. . . and then they don't serve any purpose. Maybe they could have at least done a plie on the bar or something. Mable Ringling (in her long skirt) descends on a silver crescent moon. . . and it was totally unclear as to why that happened. She was not a dream-character, like the Sugar Plum Fairy or the Snow Queen. It was all so strained and illogical and overdone. Sorry , Sarasota Ballet, but you greatly disappointed. The dancing was not world class. The sets were more circus than ballet. The costumes were OK, but not all on the same stage at the same time. Did those clowns need to be in almost every scene? The entire ACT I was mostly mime. "When do they start dancing?" I kept wondering. I have been privileged to see some world class ballet, and it takes my breath away. Sorry, Sarasota. . . this was not world class ballet.
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MQuinny1234 wrote:Oh...well yeah, I just thought it was because a young girl wearing heels like that created a much more mature (and considering the age of the person wearing them, hellish) look.
MQuinny1234 wrote: But we're more discussing why her feet would look a little messed up if it wasn't just bad comic-land physics which is what it probably is.
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Pointy Ears wrote:And isn't it possible for the Nergal language to be learned like any other language without the transferal of powers? It would certainly be advantageous for Mandy to know it, seeing how she would have to associate with Nergals now and then (Jr, Minnie, Nergal Jr). In fact at the end of GTFDB Minnie was speaking it as a zombie.
The Reapinator (is that really what it's called or did you make that up?) was insane, under the control of both the Nergals and Junior. I doubt it would have listened to Mandy.Misery Chord wrote:I like the fact that this confrontation ended without a fight, but I'm concerned about Mandy's knowledge of Nergal-speak. What was the point of rescuing Minnie's soul in the first place earlier in GT since it was assumed she was the only one who could control the monster? Couldn't Mandy have ordered the Reapinator to stand down since it was Junior?
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ROCHESTER — Our next Rochester Writers Night convenes this Thursday, Feb 7 at the Portable Pantry at 12 Hanson St. Sign ups start at 6 p.m., and our feature begins at 6:15 p.m. After the feature we take a short break, and then begin the open mic portion of our evening. Writers are encouraged to perform their original poetry, prose, or music. There is a five minute limit, with extra rounds if time allows. We finish by 7:45 p.m.
From Zombie Boulders to a million bats, and from Albert Einstein to 89-year-old volunteer fire chief Sparky McAllister, the stories just get crazier as the dilemmas he finds himself in get more absurd. You have to ask yourself, at some point, whether all these things could really happen to a person. When asked, John just smiles. "It's kind of like one of those bent wood rockers," he says. "You start out with everything nice and straight, but by the time you're done, things get seriously twisted." When not writing or promoting his writing, John can often be seen on stage with various local theatre groups, including his own; The Not Ready for Serious Theatre Players. |


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A forearm muscle strain is a partial or complete tear of the small fibers of the forearm muscles. Forearm muscles allow you to extend and flex your wrist and fingers.
It is a common injury in sports. It is also common in people who work in jobs with repetitive keyboard motions. Treatment depends on the severity of the strain.
A forearm muscle strain is caused by:
- Stretching the forearm muscles beyond the amount of tension they can withstand
- Suddenly putting stress on the forearm muscles when they are not ready for stress
- Overusing the forearm muscles over time
- Getting a direct blow to the forearm muscles
Risk Factors
Factors increase your chance of developing forearm muscle strain include:
- Participation in sports that overuse the forearm
- Previous strain or injury to the area
- Muscle fatigue
- Weak or tired muscles
- A job that requires repetitive movements that strain the forearm muscles
Symptoms may include:
- Problems flexing your fingers or wrist
- Pain while stretching the fingers or wrist
- Area feels tender and sore
- Muscle spasms
- Swelling
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Most forearm muscle strains can be diagnosed with a physical exam.
Your doctor may want images of the area if severe damage is suspected. Images may be taken with x-ray or MRI .
Muscle strains are graded according to their severity:
- Grade 1—Some stretching with micro tearing of muscle fibers.
- Grade 2—Partial tearing of muscle fibers.
- Grade 3—Complete tearing of muscle fibers. This may also be called a rupture or avulsion.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Recovery time ranges depending on the grade of your injury. Treatment steps may include:
Acute Care
Your muscle will need time to heal. Avoid activities that place extra stress on these muscles:
- Do not do activities that cause pain.
- Do not play sports until your doctor has said it is safe to do so.
Apply an ice or a cold pack to the area for 15-20 minutes, four times a day, for several days after the injury. Do not apply the ice directly to your skin. Wrap the ice or cold pack in a towel.
To manage pain, your doctor may recommend:
- Over-the-counter medication, such as aspirin, ibuprofen, or acetaminophen
- Topical pain medication—creams or patches that are applied to the skin
- Prescription pain relievers
Compression can help prevent more swelling. Your doctor may recommend an elastic compression bandage around your forearm. Be careful not to wrap the bandage too tight.
Elevation can also help keep swelling down. Keep your arm higher than your heart as much as possible for the first 24 hours or so. A couple of days of elevation might be recommended for severe strains.
Recovery Steps
Use heat only when you are returning to physical activity. Heat may then be used before stretching or getting ready to play sports to help loosen the muscle.
When the acute pain is gone, start gentle stretching as recommended. Stay within pain limits. Hold each stretch for about 10 seconds and repeat six times. Stretch several times a day.
Begin strengthening exercises for your muscles as recommended.
If you are diagnosed with a forearm muscle strain, follow your doctor's instructions .
To help reduce your chance of getting forearm muscle strain, take the following steps:
- At work, use an ergonomic keyboard or workstation.
- Keep muscles strong. This will help them absorb the energy of sudden stressful activities.
- Avoid over exercising.
- Learn the proper technique for sports.
- If you are feeling tired, stop exercising.


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Lincoln, Neb. - The No. 10 Nebraska men's gymnastics team overthrew the No. 9 Iowa Hawkeyes on Saturday, setting a season-high team score of 427.700. The Huskers also faced No. 7 Minnesota, who won the meet with a 430.300.
NU battled with the Golden Gophers for the lead throughout the night, grabbing it from Minnesota after the fourth rotation. A small mistake from the Huskers on parallel bars allowed for Minnesota to jump back to the top of the team overall in the fifth rotation.
Nebraska started the night on floor, where they earned a team total of 70.850 on the event. Freshman Sam Chamberlain started the Huskers strong with a personal-best 14.25 on his routine. NU's momentum continued, coming to a peak with All-American Grant Perdue's 15.15 on floor. The sophomore took home the individual event title on floor, finishing 0.65 points ahead of Minnesota's Sean Bauer, who came in second on the event.
The Huskers then moved to pommel horse for their second rotation. Nebraska struggled to perform on the event, seeing four of their five gymnasts earn scores below 14. Junior Eric Schryver capped off the rotation solidly, grabbing a 14.90 and second overall on the event.
NU continued to improve their performance on rings for the third rotation. Earning a season-best team score of 72.050, the Huskers saw all five of their scores above a 14. Sophomore Robbie Kocks took home second overall on the event by grabbing a 15.00, his new personal best.
The Huskers began the second half of the meet 3.3 points behind the Golden Gophers. For their fourth rotation, the team moved to vault, where all five competitors posted a 14.05 or better. Nebraska finished out the event with a team score of 73.600, earning them the event title. Perdue (15.25) also took home the vault title after posting the only vault of the night over 15.
Nebraska lost the team lead after their turn on parallel bars. Junior Wyatt Aycock showed significant improvement on his routine, earning a 14.75 and third overall on the event. Chamberlain posted a 14.70 on the event, just after teammate CJ Schaaf earned a 12.80. Mark Ringle and Eric Schryver also grabbed scores above 14.
NU rounded out the meet on high bar. The Huskers' starting gymnasts showed improvement from their last meet against No. 3 Oklahoma. Junior Micah Christensen started off the rotation with a 14.20 routine, followed by sophomore Josh Ungar earning a 14.85, the highest score on the event for the Huskers. Ungar also earned second place overall on the event. Ringle started his routine off strong, but struggled to keep his momentum throughout the routine and was forced to drop off the bar early. He remounted and stuck his dismount, but the struggles caused his score to fall to a 13.35.
Schaaf finished the day with a solid82.400 all around score.
The Huskers will travel to Champaign, Ill., next week to face the No. 6 Illini. The meet will be at 4 p.m. CST.
Team Score Total
Minnesota 430.300
Nebraska 427.700
Iowa 426.300


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Drunken driver backs truck over pedestrian, police say
Franklin - A 67-year-old Hales Corners man was arrested for drunken driving after he struck a man and rolled over him while backing up his truck at 4:18 p.m. Dec. 22, according to a Franklin police report.
Also from the report:
A 36-year-old Franklin man told police he was standing behind the 1995 Ford F150 truck at Durham Auto Salvage & Sales, 10568 S. 124th St., attempting to retrieve his bicycle out of the truck bed, when the driver started backing up. After the man was knocked down, the driver continued in reverse and drove over him with his rear, passenger-side tire.
The victim was taken to the hospital with injuries that were not life threatening. Both the driver and victim were intoxicated at the time of the incident.
The Hales Corners man was arrested for drunken driving/causing injury by intoxicated use of a vehicle. His blood-alcohol content was 0.11.
Temporary ice rink in Hales Corners will close after this weekend
Hales Corners — This is the last weekend the Alyson Dudek temporary ice rink will be open for skating in Hales Corners Park, due to warm weather.
The rink was maintained by Jay Mathwick, Bruce Ranta and Bob Stollenwerk of the Friends of Hales Corners Park and Pool and was operable for almost three months.
Craft project leads way to house fire in Franklin, no significant injuries reported
Franklin — No serious injuries were reported after a home caught fire on March 5.
The Franklin Fire Department responded to the home fire, in the 12100 block of W. Elmwood Drive, at approximately 4 p.m.
The homeowner, a 45-year-old woman, had been working on a craft project with two of her young daughters in the basement, according to a news release. The woman had been using spray paint in the enclosed area.
The fire department believes the water heater then ignited the paint fumes, causing a flash explosion.
The homeowner, her two daughters and her teenage son were able to vacate the house with only minor burns. No one was transported to the hospital.
» Read Full ArticleOak Creek girls basketball team edges Franklin in sectional semifinal
No, this was not going to be like two years ago for the Oak Creek girls basketball team, when point guard Morgan Kokta went down with an injury at the start of the fourth quarter and the Knights could not hold on to a big lead against a feisty Franklin squad in a WIAA sectional semifinal game.
No, the WIAA sectional semifinal held Thursday night at West Allis Central was going to be different.
Franklin went on an 11-0 run in the fourth quarter to take a 29-28 lead with 1:13 remaining, but the Knights (21-4) got a key bucket in the post from sophomore Katie West and then got two critical stops to hold on for a messy, defensive-minded 32-29 victory at West Allis Central.
The win puts the defending WIAA state D1 champs in a 1 p.m. sectional final at Brookfield Central on Saturday against Greater Metro Conference champ DSHA (23-2), which downed Brookfield Central in the sectional semifinal.
The winner there will advance to the WIAA State Tournament in Green Bay, March 12-14.
» Read Full ArticleFree Hot Hula 'try-it' class offered March 17
Oak Creek — The Oak Creek Recreation Department is offering a free Hot Hula "try-it" class, inspired by the dances of the Pacific Islands, at East Middle School, 9330 S Shepard Ave., on Tuesday, March 17.
Hot Hula Fitness focuses on core muscles and is set to Polynesian drum beats with Reggae music.
The try-it class, from 5:45 to 6:45 p.m., gives participants a taste of the new adult recreation class session beginning March 24.
Call the recreation department at 414-768-6515 if you have any questions.
Oak Creek city hall, fire station and library opening dates announced
Oak Creek — A representative of the city of Oak Creek announced opening dates for the new city hall, public library and fire station during this week's common council meeting.
Construction on the fire station will finish the first week in June, with staff occupying the new building the first week of August.
City Administrator Gerald Peterson said the public will be invited to a walk-through of the fire station in July.
Owner's Representative Steve Chamberlin said "unanticipated challenges" with the city hall and library's foundations and concrete delayed its opening, but that a firm date would be reached in the next two-to-four weeks.
The original completion date was slated for the first week of August.
» Read Full ArticleFranklin replaces old pedestrian bridge in Legend Park
Franklin — A 30-year-old pedestrian bridge in Legend Park, 8717 W. Drexel Ave., is being replaced.
The pedestrian bridge, located near the Forest Hills Condominiums, crosses Legend Creek.
During inspection of the bridge, the Franklin Engineering Department discovered the steel had significantly deteriorated.
"Corrosion got the best of it," said Jerry Schaefer, superintendent of Franklin Public Works. "It needed repairs, but it just wouldn't be cost effective to keep the same material."
The old bridge was dismantled and scraped for steel on March 2. The new bridge will be built on-site at the existing location for the next few days.
» Read Full ArticleFranklin man accused of stealing aluminum from roofing business
Racine County sheriff's deputies have arrested a Franklin man accused of repeatedly stealing aluminum products from a roofing company in Waterford.
Deputies were called to the company on Feb. 25 and told that someone had stolen a large volume of aluminum products at least four times, according to a news release.
Investigators were able to identify a suspect vehicle and named 20-year-old Jordan Janis as a potential suspect but were unable to locate him immediately, the release stated.
On Tuesday, deputies saw a vehicle matching the description of the suspect's in Waterford and learned Janis was the driver. During a traffic stop, deputies found narcotics and arrested Janis, according to the release.
According to online court records, misdemeanor theft and drug possession charges were filed Wednesday against Janis. He is being held in the Racine County Jail.
Taste of Hales Corners, Oak Creek-Franklin is Thursday, March 5
Three communities will celebrate their annual "taste" events on Thursday, March 5.
Here is the schedule:
Hales Corners: The 12th annual Taste of Hales Corners wine and beer tasting takes place at the Hales Corners Public Library, 5885 S. 116th St., from 6:30 to 9 p.m. The event will offer 50 new wines from around the world, a selection of homemade beers, hot and cold appetizers from Hales Corners restaurants and homemade dessert.
All proceeds benefit the public library. Tickets are $30; designated driver tickets — food and soft drinks only — are $10. Entry is $35 at the door.
Oak Creek-Franklin: The Taste of Oak Creek-Franklin features a sampling highlight of local restaurants, and offers a cupcake war competition. The sixth annual event is from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Oak Creek Community Center, 8580 S. Howell Ave.
» Read Full ArticleAbout 3,000 people currently without power in Franklin, Hales Corners
Franklin and Hales Corners — About 3,000 We Energies customers in the Franklin and Hales Corners communities are without power.
Two outages were first reported around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, said Cathy Schulze, a media spokeswoman for We Energies.
A utility pole fire in Hales Corners has caused about 1,700 customers to be without power, Schulze said.
Utility pole fires "tend to happen more frequently when it's moist out there, like today," she said. "The salt buildup from this winter really wreaks havoc on our equipment when it starts to get moist."
Crews are on site and will restore the power as soon as they can, Schulze said.
» Read Full ArticleCudahy police identify man found dead in house fire
confirmed the identity of a man found dead in a house fire as David M. Gaber.
Cudahy police on TuesdayGaber, 62, died in the fire at his home in the 3700 block of E. Mallory Ave., police said. The fire broke out shortly before 2:30 p.m. Thursday and began in the living room, according to a news release from the Cudahy Police Department.
Gaber's cause of death was inhalation of soot and combustion products, as well as thermal injuries.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation by Cudahy police and the Wisconsin Fire Marshal's Office.
Ayusa International looks for Franklin, Oak Creek families to host international students for 2014-15
Ayusa International is currently looking for area families to host foreign exchange students next school year.
Franklin and Oak Creek —Ayusa International, which stands for Academic Year in the USA, is a nonprofit organization that connects international high school students with families across the country.
Ayusa's exchange students are between 15 and 18 years old and come from more than 60 countries around the world, including Brazil, Japan, China and Morocco. The students are fully insured, bring their own spending money and are proficient in English.
Host families provide three meals a day and a bedroom. Each exchange student is supported by a professionally trained representative from Ayusa, who works closely with the family and student throughout the program.
Ayusa is currently accepting applications from potential host families in Franklin and Oak Creek as well as other communities across Wisconsin.
» Read Full ArticlePyrotechnician injured in July 4 fireworks display sues manufacturer, distributor
Bartolotta Fireworks Co. injured during a municipal July 4 show has sued the makers and distributor of the specific firework.
A worker forMichael Subotich, and his wife Jennifer Subotich, sued Chinese company Liuyang Dun Pai Fireworks, which does business as Dominator Export Fireworks, and its Missouri distributor, Firework Solutions International, LLC and insurance companies in federal court in Milwaukee last month.
According to the lawsuit, a 5-inch shell made by Liuyang Dun Pai was defective and exploded prematurely after Subotich lit it during the fireworks show in Hales Corners in 2013.
The show was called off after the explosion, just minutes and a few rockets into the show. It was rescheduled and held in August that year.
Subotich suffered injuries and damages including disability, humiliation, pain and mental distress, the suit claims, and his wife suffered loss of his society and companionship. The lawsuit doesn't detail Subotich's injuries, but news reports at the time said the injured technician suffered a broken leg and injuries to one side of his body and face.
» Read Full ArticleGraverson returns as Franklin girls basketball team wins regional
One of the Franklin scorekeepers said it best early in a first quarter flurry Saturday afternoon during the Saber girls' basketball team's 53-32 WIAA regional final victory over Racine Horlick.
"What a difference one person makes."
2014 NOW All-Suburban junior forward Carly Graverson scored just eight points, all of them in that first quarter, but she provided a huge psychological lift to the Sabers.
She had been gone for two months with a broken foot, but was cleared to play on Wednesday and got in a few minutes and scored four points in the regional semifinal rout of West Allis Central on Friday.
» Read Full ArticleMan found dead in Cudahy fire still not identified
The identity of a man found dead in a Cudahy house fire remained unconfirmed Friday, one day after the blaze in the 3700 block of E. Mallory Ave., police said.
Investigators did determine that the fire, reported shortly before 2:30 p.m. Thursday, began in a living room but had not determined its cause, according to a news release from the Cudahy Police Department.
The cause of the man's death also remained under investigation, according to the release.
Oak Creek's Hakes back in state wrestling semis for second time
You just have to believe.
That's the attitude of Oak Creek senior 160-pound wrestler Ben Hakes as he advanced for the second time in as many years in into the WIAA State Individual Tournament semifinals on Friday at 7 p.m. at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Hakes (27-1), who was fifth last season at state, advanced through the first two rounds Thursday to earn the berth. He will take on Marshfield's Mitch Hertel (28-1) in his semifinal. If he wins, he will take on the winner of West Bend East's Jordan Gundrum (48-0) and Kenosha Bradford's Oscar Ramos (38-1) in the 6 p.m. Saturday championship match.
For Hakes, the goal has been the same since he lost in the semifinals last season.
"This feels great," he said. "Right now, the goal is to change the outcome from last year (in the semifinals). There are things I can improve on. I need to wrestle smarter, not so emotional. ...To take the state title, I need to be that way."
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5 What's this...Hyde2612 | 01/06/2007 | See all Hyde2612's reviews (195)Top 100 Reviewer Top 100 DVD Reviewer Easily my favourite festive film of all time and quite possibly one of the most enchanting animated features in many a year. Tim Burton's vision literally jumps out of the screen with 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'. A cast of wonderfully realised characters, catchy musical numbers and the typical Burtonesque dark humour this story of Jack Skellington's attempts to bring Xmas to Halloween Town is a film all the family can enjoy and cherish for years to come. Eschewing the usual saccharine sweet tone of your typical Xmas film but maintaining a genuine heart under all the Gothic splendour this painstakingly produced stop-motion masterpiece is a film any self-respecting animation lover shouldn't miss out on. The DVD also includes two of Burton's short films 'Vincent' and 'Frankenweenie' - two animated gems that provide further proof that Burton is a true original, a visionary genius of incomparable creativity...
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