The Snow Queen at San Diego Civic Theatre

The story of The Snow Queen, although popular among ballets and other types of productions around the holidays, may not be as well known as something like The Nutcracker. This is relevant because you could be sitting inside the San Diego Civic Theatre on Tuesday, November 19th, without necessarily being sure what's going to happen next in the story. Naturally, with these ballet showcases, the most important part of the show has to do with the dancers' performance. However, it's always refreshing when you're at a theater, and everything is new, or at least there's some mystery to the experience. With a story like The Snow Queen, you certainly have that.

Usually, the light colors in these stories depict the good side, while the darker tones are reserved for the evildoers. In this story, the villain dresses in white! A lot of times, this leaves the audience guessing what the dancers are truly trying to portray on stage. Again, this is an element that can keep you glued to your seat, really analyzing what's happening on stage at any given moment. It helps a ton when the dancers combine power and grace in every move. At the climax of The Snow Queen, you could be overwhelmed by all the different elements that are being thrown at you. Between the lights, the colors in the costumes, and the dances. When all of these elements converge, and you're trying to experience all of them at once, you know you've come across a worthy ballet production! That's what's taking place at the San Diego Civic Theatre on Tuesday, November 19th.

Very rarely will you see prices for tickets being pretty much the same in the orchestra section and the upper levels at the San Diego Civic Center Theater. In this case, it's because if you have a spot in the middle of the Dress Circle or the Mezzanine, you may have a much better perspective of the show than you would in sections of the first floor. Just something to keep in mind when you're choosing your seats for this event. Click the get tickets button today to ensure you still have the option to select exactly where you want to sit to see this rendition of The Snow Queen!