A Christmas Carol - Citadel Theatre

Friday, November 27th, 2020 11:13am

20 years on stage and for the first time virtually performed.

A CHRISTMAS CAROL

COMING SOON TO STREAMING VIDEO!

For 20 years we've brought the magic of Charles Dickens' holiday classic to life, and this year we are so proud to bring A Christmas Carol from our stage to your home on streaming video. In this brand new re-imagining of David van Belle's gorgeous adaptation, enjoy the characters, songs, magic, and story you love in an abridged version filmed in our very own Rice Theatre.

Packed with your favourite classic Christmas tunes, this adaptation of the beloved tale of a miserly old man who is invited to change his ways by the Ghosts of Christmas, will carry you away into the magical era of films like It's a Wonderful Life and Miracle on 34th Street.

Here is an interview with Director Daryl Cloran:

PRE-ORDER YOUR STREAMING PASSES NOW!

A Christmas Carol is streaming online December 15-31 for Canadian residents only.

BONUS: Add on a Citadel x Public Holiday Goody Stash thanks to our friends at the Edmonton Christmas Market's Public Box! Get a stack of locally-made snacks to enjoy the show delivered to your door.*

How to book:

Click here to pre-purchase your streaming pass only.
Click here to pre-purchase streaming & Citadel x Public Holiday Goody Stash (pickup option)
Click here to pre-purchase streaming & Citadel x Public Holiday Goody Stash (drop-off inner Edmonton option)
Click here to pre-purchase streaming & Citadel x Public Holiday Goody Stash (drop-off outer Edmonton option)
On December 15 you will receive your code from our Box Office and instructions on how to input.
You'll have unlimited access to stream for 48 hours after creating an account and inputting your code to the streaming platform.
Turn the lights down, grab a snack, and enjoy the show!
Click here for our streaming FAQ.

*Delivery available to Edmonton and select surrounding communities for an added fee. Pick-up at the Citadel Box Office is free. Subject to availability.

Looking to share the magic of this holiday tradition with your employees or community? Contact John Markey at jmarkey@citadeltheatre.com for information about corporate discounts.

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