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Frank Theatre's THE SANTALAND DIARIES Holiday Spectacular

On Thursday, December 12, please join us for a kick-off to the holiday season with a lively happy hour at Mason's Restaurant and Barre, the very first glimpse of Frank's SANTALAND DIARIES in the sparkly new digs of The Cowles Center for Dance and the Performing Arts and a post-show Holiday Toast to Frank's 25th year!

5:30pm: Delicious pre-show appetizers, wine and beer in Mason's Restaurant. Hobnob with some other fun Frank folks who are out for a dose of holiday spirit!

6:45pm: Stroll across the atrium to the Cowles performance space to see the 70 minute show!

8:15pm: Join us in the Barre for a glass of bubbly, a toast to Frank's 25th season and meet the star of SANTALAND, "Crumpet" (actor Joe Leary) live and in person!

Tickets for this event must be purchased here at Brown Paper Tickets: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/515929 or by calling 612 724 3760.

Tickets for the run of THE SANTALAND DIARIES can be purchased at: http://www.thecowlescenter.org/calendar-tickets/santaland-diaries or by calling 612 206 3600; 20% discount for groups of 10 or more!

ABOUT THE SHOW:
For the fourth year, Frank is bringing back David Sedaris' NPR holiday classic, returning to Hennepin Avenue where we first presented this delightful antidote to too much holiday spirit. Based on his experience as a seasonal employee in Macy's "SantaLand," Sedaris' "Crumpet" shares his delightfully tart observations of what lurks behind all that holiday glee. Join us for 70 minutes of outrageous fun!

"There is no room for equivocation: the funniest show on offer this holiday season is the Frank Theatre's The Santaland Diaries." Metro Magazine

"If you're looking for holiday entertainment that's more tart than treacly, more snarky than sweet, prepare to make merry at Frank Theatre's "The Santaland Diaries"This lively production, under the direction of Wendy Knox, has a wonderfully cartoon-like look, complete with Steve Rohde's recreation of Santaland and Kathy Kohl's gaudy elf costume, including curly-toed shoes. ..Joe Leary does a stellar job with the variety of characters that inhabit this play, embodying some particularly amusing Santas, over-wrought parents and freakish coworkers." StarTribune