Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol at Lantern Theater Company
Dates: 12/2/2023 - 12/27/2023 Holiday Show
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923 Ludlow Street
Philadelphia,
Phone: 215-829-0395
Tickets: $30-$35
In this wonderfully clear and direct telling of Charles Dickens' beloved novella, acclaimed playwright and actor Anthony Lawton brings the story vividly to life as only live theater can. Come rediscover Dickens' timeless story of a miser's miraculous redemption from a life of bitterness, greed, and isolation. Back by popular demand for its sixth year, this heartwarming adaptation has captured the hearts of theater critics and audiences alike, inspiring a new Philadelphia holiday tradition.
"ELECTRIFYING!" –The Wall Street Journal
"A 95-MINUTE MASTERPIECE... BRILLIANTLY PERFORMED AND STAGED." –The Philadelphia Inquirer
Stream it at home! Unable join us in person? Tickets for our professionally filmed, edited, and captioned version of A Christmas Carol are available now through January 7, 2024. Get your ticket and start watching now»
Ages: Ages 10-100
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Lantern Theater Company
923 Ludlow Street
Philadelphia,
Phone: 215-829-0395
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