Plymouth-Canton Ballet's 'Nutcracker' Props Stolen in Trailer Theft
The ballet company is racing to replace stolen items before their 40th anniversary performance in December.
- The theft occurred early Sunday morning in Canton Township, Michigan, involving a black, 24-foot trailer containing vital 'Nutcracker' props.
- Stolen items include a 17-foot Christmas tree and a grandfather clock, essential for the ballet's December 7-8 performances.
- Witnesses reported seeing a white pickup and a silver sedan at the scene, and local authorities are seeking public assistance in locating the trailer.
- The community has rallied to support the ballet company, raising over $11,000 through a GoFundMe campaign to replace the stolen props.
- The production marks the 40th anniversary of the Plymouth-Canton Ballet's 'Nutcracker,' featuring over 80 students from 20 local dance studios.