A Christmas Carol the Musical & Pre-Show Family Workshop (Adult + Child)
Literally Alive (at The Players Theatre)
- Greenwich Village
- Ages: 3 - 17 Years
- Category: Performing Arts
Charles Dickens’ classic holiday tale about the joy of community triumphing over selfishness, presented in this fresh musical adaptation by Sgouros & Bell. Follow Ebenezer Scrooge on his emotional journey, as he is visited by four forewarning ghosts. Will Scrooge catch the holiday spirit and save himself in the process? Find out by joining us for this special holiday show with a story so warm it will melt the cold heart of even the grumpiest Scrooge! Now in its 10th smash year, featuring updated, British pantomime-inspired scenic design, this holiday event is not to be missed!
Families can attend a free pre-show workshop one hour before the Sunday 11am performances. Meet and interact with members of the cast and creative team to see first-hand how we bring Dickens’ novel to life onstage. Then children are invited up onto the stage to create and art project that they can keep as a souvenir or give away as a holiday gift.
Families can attend a free pre-show workshop one hour before the Sunday 11am performances. Meet and interact with members of the cast and creative team to see first-hand how we bring Dickens’ novel to life onstage. Then children are invited up onto the stage to create and art project that they can keep as a souvenir or give away as a holiday gift.
When to arrive:
15 minutes before
Additional details:
We have no age restrictions for our Sunday 11a Family Matinees (workshop at 10a). They are especially for families.
Cancellation policy:
12 hours in advance
Caregiver required:
Yes
Upcoming Schedule:
- Sunday, 12/23
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM - Sunday, 12/30
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Literally Alive (at The Players Theatre)
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Greenwich Village
(212) 475-1237
About
Literally Alive is a NYC-based children's theatre company that produces original musicals based on classic children's literature, which comes to life onstage.
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Our approach combines art forms including theatre, dance, music, art, and puppetry to explore a work of literature.