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2024-2025 Season
Individual tickets are on sale for our most anticipated season ever, featuring a U.S. Premiere, a World Premiere, and our first Shakespeare production. Click below to learn more or visit our ticketing site to get your tickets now!
Up Next: A Christmas Carol, December 6 – 30
Directed by Joshua Zapata-Palmer
Our 4,000 SF walk-through Christmas display returns this year along with the audience-favorite adaptation of A Christmas Carol that we first premiered three years ago. Ebenezer Scrooge has no time for Christmas or the Christ in this new adaptation of Charles Dickens’ holiday classic, featuring such beloved carols as “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,” “O Come All Ye Faithful,” “Silent Night,” and more!
This season’s production features a 13-member cast and live music accompaniment at every performance! Plus, your ticket includes access to our immersive Christmas display and Holiday Sweet Shoppe, offering gift-able gourmet goodies from our friends at 7th Heaven Confections.
Like many a church, Open Window is a refuge from the world (and standard entertainment), while not abandoning discussions of the hard issues that get dealt with in the world…
Matthew Everett, Single White Fringe Geek
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Did you know? 40% of our annual revenue comes from individual, charitable contributions. Our breakeven Season 10 fundraising goal is $250,000. Please consider a donation of any amount in Season 10 (2023-2024) to help us reach, and exceed, our goal.
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…Open Window Theatre succeeded with an ambitious staging of this ritualistic 15th Century play [Everyman]. Director Jeremy Stanbary [brought] the original play to life for a modern audience.
Bev Wolfe, Twin Cities Arts Reader