Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

It’s the most wonderful time of the year

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Dec. 7. Three sold-out performances took place at the Yukon Arts Centre on Dec. 9 and 10.

 

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

Northern Lights School of Dance put on a dress rehearsal of their holiday production of the Nutcracker on Wednesday, Dec. 7. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News)

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