Directed by Artistic Director Salwa Rizkalla, Festival Ballet Theatre's dazzling annual production of The Nutcracker returns this year to sweep you and your family out of the auditorium and into Clara's wonderful dream. With daring duels, the glittering Sugar Plum Fairy and an adventure to the Land of Sweets all backed by Tchaikovsky's unforgettable score, discover once more, or for the first time why it's the world's most beloved festive treat!

The Ten Tenors have captivated audiences around the world with the groups trademark, 'Opera without the Boring Bits.' The talented Ozzie ensemble boast a massive fanbase, from Japan to South America. thanks to their rigorous touring that's put them in front of over 90 million fans! Expect some of their own music as well as covers of classic hits like 'Love Is In The Air' and 'Dancing Queen'.

Enjoy the unmistakable sounds of this virtuoso quintet as they take to the road once more to share their engaging live show, bringing you a wonderfully lively evening that sees the group take on everything to big brass standards, jazz, baroque, ragtime and pop. Alongside a witty stage presence and theatrical effects, these guys more than prove they are the best in brass!

Following their starring role on Paul Simon's 1986 record Graceland, Ladysmith Black Mambazo have firmly established themselves as leaders of African and more generally world music. Constantly touring across the globe, this choral vocal group summon up some of the most beautiful harmonises you're ever likely to hear.

The all-singing and strumming Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain returns to the road for another foot-stompingly fun trek. You'll experience a twang-tastic evening which features ukuleles of all different sizes and sounds. Playing all ranges of music, from the classical Tchaikovsky to the modern hits of Lady Gaga - there's really something for everyone!

Singer, Broadway star extraordinaire, Eder first came to national attention when she originated the role of Lucy in the hit musical Jekyll & Hyde in 1997, earning herself a Drama Desk nomination for her sterling performance. Now a popular singer who has dipped her metaphorical toes in other genres including folk and country, she continues to draw in audiences wherever she performs.