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A series of images showing performers from "A Christmas Carol" singing and dancing on stage in costumes.

Bring a little extra holiday cheer to the theater and wear your favorite ugly Christmas sweater to the show.

Photos provided by ZACH Theatre; GIF created by ATXtoday

Join Scrooge, the Cratchits, and festive spirits for an unforgettable time during ZACH Theatre’s enchanting adaptation of “The Christmas Carol.”

Gather friends and family for this annual favorite on stage now through Dec. 29. Pro tip: For an elevated experience filled with even more festive fun, explore Fezziwig’s Festive Feast and Scrooge’s Suite Soiree ticket options.

Don’t miss out on the fun — secure your seats to this iconic Austin holiday tradition.

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