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Sep252020

The Guthrie Announces A Christmas Carol will Continue

Via a September 25 e-announcement from Guthrie Theater

A very merry announcement!

In a year with more humbug than anyone could handle, we’re thrilled to share a special announcement: Our tradition of presenting A Christmas Carol will continue, but with a virtual twist.

Join us for Dickens’ Holiday Classic — a special event streaming December 19–31 that draws inspiration from Dickens’ own holiday custom of reading his beloved ghost story out loud for audiences from London to New York. 

Under the guidance of Adapter/Stage Director Joseph Haj and Film Director E.G. Bailey, four Twin Cities actors will use Dickens’ hand-curated chapters to reimagine the classic and bring this uplifting story into our homes and hearts when we need it the most. 

Tickets go on sale Tuesday, October 6, so mark your calendars (and get the hot cocoa ready).

Cheers from all of us at the Guthrie! 

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