🎄 A Christmas Carol Shines Bright at San Francisco’s Young Performers Theatre
This holiday season, A Christmas Carol is getting a heartwarming new twist at San Francisco’s Young Performers Theatre (YPT). Written by 13-year-old actress and playwright Katherine Gargiulo, this brand-new adaptation of A Christmas Carol is performed entirely by children ages 4 to 13 — bringing fresh life, laughter, and youthful imagination to Charles Dickens’ timeless story.
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🌟 A Christmas Carol Reimagined by Kids
Everyone knows the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, Tiny Tim, and the three ghosts who teach the power of kindness. But this version of A Christmas Carol lets young voices take the lead, giving audiences a new way to experience the tale of transformation and redemption.
From the moment Scrooge growls his familiar “Bah, humbug!” to the joyful final scenes of celebration, the production is brimming with warmth and charm. The young cast brings unexpected humor, creativity, and heart to every moment, making this A Christmas Carol a true celebration of both Christmas and childhood.
🎭 A Cozy, Family-Friendly Holiday Outing
Set in the historic Fort Mason Center, the intimate YPT space is the perfect setting for this cozy, community-centered performance. The set design glows with classic holiday touches — candlelight, carols, and a touch of Victorian nostalgia — while the youthful performers make the story sparkle in new ways.
This A Christmas Carol is more than a show; it’s an experience that connects generations. Parents will feel a sense of nostalgia, while children in the audience will be inspired seeing their peers take the stage with such confidence and joy.
❤️ Supporting San Francisco’s Young Artists
One of the most beautiful aspects of this A Christmas Carol production is its spirit of creativity and collaboration. The cast and crew, led by young playwright Katherine Gargiulo, show that storytelling and imagination know no age limits. Supporting this production also means supporting the next generation of Bay Area artists — something truly worth celebrating during the season of giving.
🎟️ Event Details
- Show: A Christmas Carol — Adaptation by 13-year-old Katherine Gargiulo
- Dates: December 6–14, 2025
- Venue: Young Performers Theatre (YPT), Fort Mason Center, San Francisco
- Tickets: A Christmas Carol Tickets, Multiple Dates | Eventbrite
- Contact: Stephanie Holmes — in**@*pt.org
❄️ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
🕯️ What makes this version of A Christmas Carol special?
This adaptation is written by 13-year-old Katherine Gargiulo and performed entirely by children ages 4 to 13. It offers a fun, imaginative perspective on the classic story, making it perfect for families and young audiences.
🎅 Is A Christmas Carol appropriate for all ages?
Yes! The show is designed to be family-friendly — lighthearted, engaging, and inspiring for both kids and adults. Younger children will love the costumes and energy, while adults will appreciate the creativity and heart behind the performance.
🎭 How long is the performance?
The production runs approximately one hour, making it ideal for families with young children who are new to live theatre.
🌟 Where is the Young Performers Theatre located?
YPT is located in the Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture in San Francisco, a scenic waterfront destination with nearby parking, dining, and beautiful Bay views.
🎟️ How can I buy tickets?
Tickets for A Christmas Carol are available through Young Performers Theatre’s website or by contacting in**@*pt.org. It’s recommended to reserve early — shows often sell out quickly during the holiday season!
🎁 Why should I see this show?
Because A Christmas Carol at YPT captures everything the season is about — family, generosity, and the joy of community. Plus, you’ll be cheering on San Francisco’s youngest stars as they bring a beloved holiday classic to life.
🌠 Final Thoughts
If you’re looking for a meaningful, family-friendly way to celebrate Christmas in San Francisco, this A Christmas Carol at the Young Performers Theatre is a must-see. It’s heartwarming, imaginative, and filled with the true spirit of the season — proving that even the smallest voices can tell the biggest stories.