The Film

Over the last few months we have been working to bring you a unique "The Nutcracker" experience. So we teamed up with the Westmoreland Symphony and film production company, Headspace Media, to organize, shoot and release a movie version of this excellent show. Judy Rae Tubbs directed and choreographed the show.

With the pandemic causing restrictions on theater shows, we knew we had to do something different. So, we are bringing this Christmas tradition straight to you. Between now and January 4, 2020, you can watch our full-length movie version of "The Nutcracker" online. Filmed in beautiful Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania and featuring professional and student dancers, this film is a feast for the eyes as we dance from landmark to landmark performing "The Nutcracker." Also, you can purchase a DVD copy to own and watch anytime.

For more information including featured dancers, locations and more, download the Digital Program.

Get more information about how to best view the show on-demand here.

Purchase A DVD

Order your copy of "The Nutcracker" film on DVD today.

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HOW TO WATCH

Access The On-Demand Rental

Purchase a stream ticket and download the e-tickets at the end of the purchase process.
An email is also sent with a link to the stream. BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR SPAM FOLDER IF NO EMAIL CAN BE LOCATED.
In th email that is sent, you can also download your tickets/access code. Starting on PAGE 2 of the ticket packet, you will find your stream instructions as well as ACCESS CODE. The instructions read as follows:
- "You can access On-Demand film using any of these options
- Point your mobile camera at the QR code on the ticket and click on the notifications that appears.
- Open this PDF in a PDF application and click the word "HERE."
- Go to showtix4u.com/stream and enter your access code.

Cast the show to your Television

ShowTix4U streaming is browser based (no apps). If you would like to watch the stream on a television, you can do so using Airplay or Chromecast.

Airplay a video to Apple TV using Mobile Device
With your device connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your Apple TV, start playing a video and tap the AirPlay icon in the lower right-hand corner of the player. Just like that, your selected video will begin playing on your TV!

Desktop Computer Airplay

If using a desktop computer, the Airplay icon will not appear in the player, you will want to use the native screen sharing of the computer monitor to stream your entire screen via Airplay or Cast and then put the player in full screen mode.

Cast a video to Chromecast

Get more infomation about casting video to a Chromecast here.

Chromecast does not allow you to cast your screen or tab from an iOS device. For this we recommend the application Replica.

Roku (Windows and Android only)

Newer Roku Televisions have Airplay built in. Follow Airplay instructions. Otherwise, get more information here.

The Westmoreland Ballet Company