Kansas City Repertory Theatre continues its 2023-24 season with the beloved holiday classic, Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, adapted for the stage by Geoff Elliott and directed by Kansas City Repertory Theatre’s Associate Artistic Director of KCRep/UMKC Partnership Jason Chanos. Performances run now through December 24 at Spencer Theatre. Kansas City’s favorite holiday tradition is back for its 43rd season and promises an experience that is more magical than ever. Come share the joy of the holiday season, as our theatre transforms into a page right out of the classic tale by Charles Dickens.
Richly textured sets, ornate costumes and spectacular special effects will transport the entire family into the tale of the grumpy Ebenezer Scrooge, who requires the intervention of a few ghostly guides to find the true meaning of Christmas – and life itself.
Kansas City Repertory Theatre Artistic Director Stuart Carden stated, “It brings all of us such joy to return to Charles Dicken’s story of transformation and redemption at KCRep for our 42nd year. Live caroling, cookies and cocoa in the lobby at intermission, a family selfie in front of our towering Christmas tree are all a part of our one-of-a-kind holiday experience at KCRep. Join us for the first time or your 40th to experience the magic of A Christmas Carol with KCRep.”
For over 40 years, Kansas City’s beloved tradition has created holiday memories for families all around our community, with all the heart and spectacle you’ve come to love… start your family tradition this year and create memories that will last for many Christmases to come! Join Ebenezer Scrooge on his redemptive journey with Christmas Past, Present, and Future, and rediscover the true meaning of the holidays. You’ll meet the Cratchits, Tiny Tim, and the irresistible Fezziwigs, and hear the haunting and joyous Candlelight Carol — all this and more, to kindle your Christmas spirit. Share the season with the people you love at A Christmas Carol.
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