Marley, the three Christmas ghosts, the Cratchits, and Tiny Tim are all back to take Scrooge on the ride of his money-grubbing life. Expect to be right in the middle of this beloved tale with new twists, surprises, and a production filled with music and cheer for the whole family.
by MICHAEL CARLETON, JIM FITZGERALD,
and JOHN K. ALVAREZ
Original music by WILL KNAPP
What better way to ring in the holidays than with every Christmas story ever? This fast-paced romp takes you on the Christmas journey of a lifetime, through your favorite holiday classics, and then some. Hold on tight as you take a tinsel-covered rollercoaster ride bursting with laughter, carols, and joy, and prepare to leave with memories to last a lifetime.
Renowned Shakespeare scholar and ASC Co-Founder and Director of Mission Ralph Alan Cohen provides his unique and cunning insight prior to the evening’s performance. Including appearances from special guest speakers and artists, Ralph’s charm and good humor make this entertaining and enlightening lectures series a Blackfriars Playhouse favorite.
On Sunday mornings, ASC Education staff or special guests lead you on an exciting adventure to explore one of the season's shows through an ever-changing lens!
A special Summer presentation by the ASC National Tour troupe! A 90 minute adaptation of Shakespeare's mischievous comedy is a tribute to humankind's power of imagination, and reveals that the "course of true love" can alter with just one touch of magic.
Note: Some instances may be full-length versions of the play. Please check before purchasing tickets.
Watch Chris Johnston and the ASC ensemble perform the lead song from The Willard Suitcases: "What Would You Pack?" See the video on our YouTube channel & subscribe for more.
Browse our t-shirt selection! Many designs won't be available much longer! Grab them before they are going, going, gone! All shirts are available online & in-person at the Playhouse.
See artist Lauren Parker's photos from The Willard Suitcases — shot in the old wards of Western State Asylum — on display at The Blackburn Inn through December 1.
