Wang Yufei

Snow Queen

Wang Yufei graduated from the Affiliated Secondary School of Shanghai Theatre Academy in 2021 and joined the National Ballet of China in the same year. 

She won the Grand Jury Prize in the Beijing International Ballet Invitational for Dance Schools & Dance Performance in 2018; She participated in the 5th Beijing International Ballet and Choreography Competition and was awarded the Gold Medal; She won the First Prize in the Asian-Pacific Division of YAGP in 2020. In 2021, she participated in the Prix de Lausanne and won the scholarship of Royal Ballet School.

After entering the Company, she danced in NBC’s repertoires Swan Lake, Cinderella, Serenade, Chinese New Year (The Nutcracker Chinese Version) and the modern piece Sacrifice choreographed by Mr. Fei Bo.

Lyrica Woodruff Sugar Plum Fairy
Zhao Baole Snow King

Right from the curtain rising through the following two hours of the outstanding production, surprise and delight followed one after another.

Vancouver Sun

Frequently Asked Questions

When do tickets go on sale for The Nutcracker?

Tickets usually go on sale in the late Summer each year for the following December. You can check the homepage of this website to check if they are currently on sale.

Are there discounted tickets for Seniors, Children, Students or large groups?

There are discounted tickets for Seniors (65 years and up) and Children (0-12 years old) available on the Ticketmaster.ca site. Group discounts are available for groups of 20 or more, please contact us via Nutcracker@GohBallet.com for details.

What is the policy on late seating?

Show policy is latecomers will not be seated until Intermission. Exceptions will be considered in cases of inclement weather, parking issues and/or box office delays. Please try your best to be on time.

Can a small child sit on my lap during the performance?

For fire and building safety reasons the theatre does not allow children in laps, and each person in the theatre must have a ticket. We recommend the show for children 3 years old and up.

I am bringing a child to the ballet and I am afraid that they will have trouble seeing over people’s heads. Is there anything that I can do?

Yes – Booster cushions are available at the theatre for free to help children view the ballet without obstruction.

What should I wear?

Although there is no dress code, it is recommended that you dress out of respect for the dancers. Most patrons wear “business attire” (men: coat and tie, women: dresses or dress pants) or “dressy casual”.

Does the theatre have an elevator?

Yes — the theatre has an elevator and ushers are happy to assist you in finding your section and seats.

Is handicap-accessible seating available?

Yes. There is handicap and wheelchair accessible seating at The Queen Elizabeth Theatre. For more information contact Ticketmaster 1.855.985.5000 for more information and to purchase your tickets.