18 NEW YORK CITY PARTICIPAL DIRECTIONS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

Stage to page18 NEW YORK CITY PARTICIPAL DIRECTIONS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILYLook at this guide for theater that will enjoy the whole family during the 2018 holiday.

By Cleo Aukland

December 8, 2018

The Radio City Christmas Spectacular
November 9 – January 1, 2019
Radio City Music Hall
No other holiday show is more iconic than the Langlopie Radio City Christmas Spectacular With the Radio City Rocketes. Since 1933 Spectacular was an institution of singing, dance and yuletide cheers. Although some routines are a staple (the ‘parade of the wood soldiers’), the show offers a fresh story and new material every year. Click for tickets and more information here.

The Ride: Holiday Edition
November 15 – January 6, 2019
New York City
The holiday ride Return for his seventh year and give a whole new meaning to the idea of ​​a holiday -slear. The lights of Christmas, Chanukah and Kwanza, the floor-to-ceiling glass windows of the luxury car coach, are in a stage street in New York, while passengers enjoy seasonal music and composite performances with holiday themes on the bus route. For tickets and more information, Click here.

The illusionists – magic of the holiday
November 23 – December 30
Marquis -Theater on Broadway
This year’s family -friendly display features Illusions, close-up magic, mentalism, escape and a seasonal technological spectacle. Artists include Darcy Oake (The great illusionist), Adam Trent (The futuris), Colin Cloud (The deductions), Shin Lim (The manipulator), Chloé Crawford (The wizard), and the dance group light balance. For tickets and more information, Click here.

The nut cracker
November 23 – December 30
New York City Ballet, David Koch -Theater in Lincoln Center
The beautiful company once again presents the beautiful choreography of George Balanchine in its annual presentation of Tchaikovsky’s classic ballet – with 90 dancers, 62 musicians and 40 stage to mount it. Draw the best in your holiday and look at the story of Young Clara as her dreams come on stage on stage with marches toys soldiers, ominous mice, glittering snowflakes and pleasant desserts. For tickets and more information, Click here.

A Christmas Carol in Harlem
November 25 – December 8
Aaron Davis Hall
This restoration of the classic Christmas story, located in the modern Harlem, follows Ebenezer Scrooge as a real estate that has become rich in the downfall of others. Adapted by Shawn Rene Graham and directed by Steve H. Broadnax III, the show contains choreography by Tiffany Rea-Fisher. Instead of reviving its Harlem community, Scrooge counts his coins alone until he visits a visit of the three classic ghosts. The production involves both timelessness and contemporary relevance. For tickets and more information, Click here.

A Christmas Carol the Musical
November 25 – December 30
The player theater
Now in the tenth year, this classic Christmas story contains the British pantomime-inspired picturesque design. These fresh tasks were written by man and woman -duo Michael Sgouros and Brenda Bell and proved himself as a NYC holiday. For tickets and more information, Click here.

A Christmas Carol at the dealer’s house
November 27 – December 29
Merchant’s House Museum in Manhattan
See how Charles Dickens, as played by John Kevin Jones, his timeless story of A Christmas Carol In the Landmark 1832 Merchant’s House Museum. The production is an exciting experience, with holiday decorations, chandeliers for chandeliers and lavish furniture. Performances play Tuesday to Sunday, with two performances on Monday, December 24, instead of December 18 and Christmas Day performances. At selected performances, guests can participate in a prior show with wine, cider and traditional Christmas. For tickets and more information, Click here.

A child’s Christmas in Wales
November 28 – December 30
The Francis J. GreenBurger Main Stage, Irish repertoire theater
An Irish repertory theater tradition, A child’s Christmas in Wales is a musical interpretation of Dylan Thomas’s story of the same name. The production contains both classic and contemporary Christmas songs intertwined with storytelling. The cast contains Nicholas Barasch (She loves me), Dewey Caddell, Margaret Dudasik, Polly McKie, Naomi Louisa O’Connell, and Ashley Robinson. For tickets and more information, Click here.

Navidad: A Mexican-American Christmas
November 30 – December 16
Thalia Spanish Theater in Sunnyside, Queens
This production examines the classical holiday traditions of Mexico and the United States; After a child of Mexican immigrant parents who grew up in New York who dreams of the two cultures, the piece is a celebration in music and dance and includes Aztec, Mariachi and Ballet influences. The company of 16 dancers performs a completely new program with routines choreographed by Mexican and Mexican-American guest artists, specifically for the production in the Queens-based theater. For tickets and more information, Click here.

Christmas in hell
December 4 – December 30
York theater
Find this holiday season a little angry with the story of a Christmas that went terribly wrong. If eight -year -old Davin is brought to hell and misses Christmas, his father must make a deal with the devil to fix things. The original musical, with book and score by Gary Apple (The Simpsons), Comes from director choreographer Bill Castellino. The cast contains Brandon Williams, who recently in his hilarious Broadway debut in Get the tape back together. For tickets and more information, Click here.

A Christmas Carol
December 7 – December 23
Queens Theater in Flushing Meadows, Queens
Now in the fifth year, the award -winning musical adaptation of the Christmas of the Titan Theater Company brings the story of Ebenezer Scrooge and the meaning of Christmas to the stage. For tickets and more information, Click here.

Ruben & Clay’s first annual Christmas show
December 7 – December 30
Imperial Theater on Broadway
Catch American idol Stars Ruben Studdard and Clay Aiken reunite In celebration of the 15th anniversary of their American idol Season 2 finals with a limited involvement of vacation -favorite. It is an intimate evening of holiday -cheers with songs and sketches inspired by Dean Martin, Andy Williams and Carol Burnett. For tickets and more information, Click here.