gay apparel: A CHRISTMAS CAROL Previews 11/27 At The Lyric Hyperion Theatre
By: Gabrielle Sierra
Jason Moyer and the Lyric Hyperion Theatre present the newest Los Angeles Holiday Tradition, gay apparel: A CHRISTMAS CAROL. gay apparel: A CHRISTMAS CAROL adapted by Jason Moyer previews on Friday, November 27th and officially opens on Saturday, November 28th and runs for four weeks through Sunday, December 20th at The Lyric Hyperion Theatre and cafe, 2106 Hyperion Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027.
Originally developed and produced at Celebration Theatre in 2007 and 2008, gay apparel: A CHRISTMAS CAROL moves to the Lyric Hyperion Theatre in Silverlake. This classic holiday story is updated in a fabulous way! Scrooge is the world famous designer of S & M, a fashion line created with his late partner, Jake Marley. In gay apparel: A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Scrooge learns life is not about what you have - it's about who you share it with. Ultimately a tale about the healing power of love and redemption, this fresh and funny adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol includes all his legendary ghosts...and they're gay!gay apparel: A CHRISTMAS CAROL will be directed by former Celebration Theatre Associate Artistic Director, Jason Moyer. gay apparel: A CHRISTMAS CAROL opens on Saturday, November 28th and runs for four weeks through Sunday, December 20th. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm and Sunday evenings at 7pm. Ticket prices are $19.00 pre-sale and $24.00 at the door for all performances. All tickets purchased before November 20th are $15.00
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