Événement

A Christmas Carol

A Christmas Carol, a theatrical reading in Marblehead's historic Jeremiah Lee Mansion
Produced by Creative Spirit and Marblehead Museum

Friday, December 10, 8pm, Saturday, December 11, 3pm and 8pm, Sunday, December 12, 3pm

Tickets: $35/adults, $25/children 10 and under | Suitable for children 6 years in age and older

COVID PROTOCOL:

To ensure the good health and safety of our audiences, actors, and staff, we require the following of ALL audience members:

All attendees must provide proof of full vaccination by showing a vaccination card, a photo of the card, or a digital vaccine record in order to enter the Lee Mansion. Anyone exempt from/ineligible to receive the vaccine must present proof of a negative PCR COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of the time of arrival at the Lee Mansion.

Regardless of vaccine status, ALL patrons must wear properly fitted CDC-approved face masks inside the Lee Mansion and during the performance. Masks may briefly be removed only when eating and drinking in the lobby prior to the performance.

Performance Details:

Directed by Peyton Pugmire | Stage Managed by Elissa Jordan | Costumes designed by Maureen Festa

We're thrilled to be back for our 3rd year of holiday fun and theatre magic! Come be entertained once again by this lively and theatrical reading of Charles Dickens classic story about the power of love and generosity. Performed by a small ensemble of actors, A Christmas Carol will come to life throughout the stately Jeremiah Lee Mansion with the use of period costumes, clever props, caroling, and more! Guests also will be treated to complimentary treats and beverages (including Rumson's rum!), and one lucky audience member will be chosen to perform the beloved role of Tiny Tim! Dont miss this fun and meaningful event that has become a Marblehead holiday tradition!

Please dress warmly! Although we will use space heaters inside, the mansion is not heated.

To learn more, please visit www.creativespiritma.com/christmas-carol or call (781) 631-1768.