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Kylie Morton concludes the night with a Pas de Deux, which is a classic ballet number performed as a duet.

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Kylie Morton concludes the night with a Pas de Deux, which is a classic ballet number performed as a duet.

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  • Kylie Morton concludes the night with a Pas de Deux, which is a classic ballet number performed as a duet.
  • Professional dancer Kylie Morton performs in “The Nutcracker” as the Sugar Plum Fairy.
  • Sugar Plum Fairies dance in the beautiful land of Sweets.
  • Performers dance to live musical arrangements of classical Nutcracker music by the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra.
  • Dancers perform with Kylie Morton who played Clara in one of two sold-out performances of “The Nutcracker” in Maryville.
  • Grace Brown, Nicole Jones and Kimmy Allen gather for the Maryville performances of “The Nutcracker.”
  • Brittany, Natasha, David and Chandler Blum make the Appalachian Ballet Company a family affair.
  • Grace Brown and Savannah Able pause in the Clayton Center foyer following two performances of “The Nutcracker.”
  • Appalachian Ballet Company dancer Laura Morton joins her mom, Amy, and sister, Kylie, at the Clayton Center for the Arts on Dec. 11. Amy Morton served dual roles as both the director of the ballet and as a proud mom.
  • Heather Hayes and Stephanie Swain join the sold-out crowds in Maryville. Appalachian Ballet Company offered two shows in Maryville in addition to their annual performances at the Knoxville Civic Center.
  • Michelle, Sammi and Katie Woodfin gather for the Appalachian Ballet Company’s first Nutcracker performance at the Clayton Center for the Arts on Dec. 11.
  • Eldon Morton supports his daughter Appalachian Ballet Artistic Director Amy Morton at the Dec. 11 Nutcracker performance at the Clayton Center for the Arts.

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