Annual Slutcracker performance at Somerville Theatre

The Slutcracker, the satirical, burlesque-filled take on a holiday classic, is playing yet again at The Somerville Theatre. Scenes from Saturday night’s show offer a glimpse into the whimsical world of Clara and her newfound sexuality.

During the Waltz of the Flowers, dancers twirled around in a floral display.

Clara, played by Fanny Fawndew, celebrated the holidays with her new fiancé and a rowdy crew.

Drosselmeyer, Clara’s sexuality-embracing aunt played by UnAmerika’s Sweetheart Karin Webb, enabled Clara to enjoy the Slutcracker Prince, played by Oliver Tryst, for a fantastical evening.

During intermission, Slutcracker helpers sold merchandise and worked the crowd.

Dancers woke up during the Bacchanalia.

Burlesque dancers twirled around the stage, revealing more and more as the show progressed.

Arabian dancers utilized blindfolds and scarves during their routine.

Chinese fan girls pranced around stage, fanning themselves while flirting with the audience.

There was no shortage of leather at the Slutcracker show.

Sindy Katrotic performed the Dance of the Reed Pole for Clara and the Slutcracker Prince.

Dancers waited to be awoken during the Waltz of the Flowers.

The flowers twirled around the stage, capturing the audience’s attention with their flamboyant costumes.

The Waltz of the Flowers was an audience favorite.

Clara and her new fiancé decide the Slutcracker Prince will be a welcome addition to their relationship.

The Sugar Dish Fairy wowed the audience with her combination of ballet and burlesque.