If you are looking for some great Christmas performances to get yourself in the holiday spirit, then we’ve got an excellent list for you. It’s time to rev up your Christmas mood, and get out to experience some of the best shows you’ll find nationally this season.
Running from November 24th-December 30th this year, the Alley Theatre in Houston presents a rendition of Charles Dicken’s famous tale, A Christmas Carol. This Houston-are show is well-known as a popular holiday favorite, and its presentation and acting have been critically acclaimed by the Houston Press. The performance takes us through the experience of Ebenezer Scrooge and his experience with three spirits who attempt to change his miserly ways on Christmas Eve. For more information about the show, please visit the Alley Theatre’s website here.
Each Saturday, the Galleria Dallas hosts a fun, free event that they invite all people to attend. On Saturday, December 23rd at 11 AM the Galleria Dallas hosts a fun, free magic show that the entire family can attend. Dal Sanders will perform a Christmas Magic show that will entertain the entire audience with his astonishing tricks. If you want to learn more about this event, please visit the Galleria Dallas’s website here.
Every Thursday and Saturday at the Uptown Underground in Chicago, you can witness the magic of the Chicago Magic Lounge while also enjoying some great beverages. Every Thursday, the show starts at 8 PM and the tickets cost $22.50 for general admission and $33.50 for deluxe reserved seats. On Saturdays, the show starts at 7:30 PM. General admission tickets cost $27.50 and deluxe reserved seats cost $33.50. You must be twenty-one or over to attend the event. Children 16 and up are welcome as long as they have a parent or guardian. For more information, please visit the Chicago Magic Lounge’s website here.
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