Playhouse Extending Run Of 'Christmas Carol'

By GAIL SLUPATCHUK

Published: Dec 15, 2006 12:00 am

Playhouse Extending Run Of âChristmas Carolâ

WESTPORT â Westport Country Playhouse has extended the run of its production of Charles Dickensâ holiday classic, A Christmas Carol. Additional performance will now be available on Thursday and Friday, December 28 and 29, at 2 and 7 pm; and Saturday, December 30, at 1 and 5:30 pm.

The song-filled production for ages six and up was adapted and directed by Tazewell Thompson, the Playhouseâs artistic director. Part ghost story and part festive celebration, A Christmas Carol includes more than 20 holiday songs, with dancing to propel the memorable tale. Seasonal songs, ranging from haunting to jubilant, include âChristmas Is Coming,â âGood King Wenceslas,â âO Tannenbaum,â âIt Came Upon the Midnight Clear,â âThe Holly and the Ivyâ and âWe Wish You a Merry Christmas,â all sung live by the ensemble.

Ticket prices are $25, $35 and $48. Groups of ten or more save up to 30 percent off the regular ticket price. For group sales information call Beth Huisking, patron services manager, at 203-227-5137 extension 120.

For individual tickets and information, call 203-227-4177 or 888-927-7529; visit WestportPlayhouse.org; or stop by the box office at 25 Powers Court, off Route 1.

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