mrslsarnoldMost of my friends kick off the Christmas Holiday Season on November 1st. They decorate at least 3 Christmas trees, display all of their shiny and glittery trinkets, wrap everything in garland, and you can smell the scent of pine needles, cookies, and candy canes in the air.
My family, on the other hand, kicks off the season with an Atlanta Holiday Tradition:
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer ™ at Center For Puppetry Arts
My kids. ok WE, love, love, love, this show! The message of being different and letting what makes you different be your way to shine (literally in Rudolph’s case) is a message that I want to reinforce. Attending this show is an easy and fun way to do so.
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Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer at Center For Puppetry Arts is an adaptation of the 1964 stop motion television special. It was adapted for the stage b Jon Ludwing and is directed by Tim Sweeney.
The tickets also include entrance in to the Worlds of Puppetry Museum… definitely a must see for all things in puppetry.
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer™ will be presented in the Mainstage Theater, November 13-December 30, with no shows on November 22 or December 25. Reduced-price previews take place Tuesday, November 13 and Wednesday, November 14.
This show is recommend for ages 4+.
Show run-time: 1hr 10 mins. You can plan on staying for at least 2 ½ hours if you include the workshop and museum. and gift shop.
Free parking is available (at the time this article was written).
To purchase tickets or for more information on this show, or future shows visit The Center for Puppetry Arts website.
Thank you Brave ATL for the tickets to continue this tradition with my family.
How do you kick off your Holiday Season? What are your favorite Atlanta Holiday Tradition?
