Featuring spectacular sets and beautifully costumed dancers, the Nutcracker! Magical Christmas Ballet is an annual treat for the whole family. Whimsical and imaginative storytelling blends with the richness of classical dance, dazzling costumes, soaring birds, giant puppets and a grand stage design to make this particular Nutcracker a unique holiday treat not to be missed!

With the face of a teenager and a deep, rich voice that belies his 43 years of age, the Emmy-winning John Mulaney has taken the comedy scene by storm. His acerbic wit and intelligent observational humour made him a perfect fit for Saturday Night Live, while his versatility as a performer helped him secure a spot in the Broadway Hall of Fame with his production, The Oh, Hello Show. Mulaney resonates with his generation as he weathers the climes of adulthood and uncertainty, all the while coming across as an adorable geek.

The only white performer to host the prestigious BET Comic View, blue-eyed Owen has entertained audiences with appearances in dozens of movies and TV specials including 'Think Like A Man', its sequel with Kevin Hart and many more. Delivering a hilarious barbed stand-up routine that centers on family, race, gender, and politics, Owens is an unconventional comic voice in the black community, a role he wholeheartedly embraces!

One of the most controversial comics out on the circuit today! The presenter of Tosh 2.0 is a fearless performer who frequently pushes the envelope with punchlines that come across as intentionally racist, sexist or homophobic. With his firm grasp of irony and cynicism, this is counterbalanced with his trademark upbeat delivery style and winning smile, making him a firm favorite within student circles.

First discovered by Carlos Mencia at his live show after noticing him in the audience, the young Williams was invited on stage to contribute to the show, to huge applause. Regularly making references and jokes concerning his dwarfism, Williams displays a brazen attitude towards subjects including disability, relationships, sex, and race, attracting new audiences with every appearance.

Beck's music first emerged in the early 1990s, with his anthemic 'Loser' rocketing him to star status in a matter of weeks from his struggling artist roots. Along with that came a bidding war from record labels and, of course, talk that he'd forsaken his anti-folk roots for the easy life of being a music label's creation. Beck's fifth album, Odelay (1996), proved that to be very wrong and won two Grammy awards.