New Reservation System:
In order to serve you better, tickets to
the Broach shows are now sold
through the Carolina Theatre. Benefits
of this change include:
- Expanded Box Office hours - Noon to
5 pm - Mon - Fri
- Online ticketing
To reserve your seats, call
336.333.2605 or click the link on the
right side of the page.
Thank you for your support!
In order to serve you better, tickets to
the Broach shows are now sold
through the Carolina Theatre. Benefits
of this change include:
- Expanded Box Office hours - Noon to
5 pm - Mon - Fri
- Online ticketing
To reserve your seats, call
336.333.2605 or click the link on the
right side of the page.
Thank you for your support!
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| Next at the Broach Another Night Before Christmas Dec 9th - 12th at 8pm Dec 16th-20th at 8pm RESERVATIONS: 336.333.2605 Ticket Prices Adults: $20.00 Students: $15.00 Seniors: $18.00 10 & under: $5.00 Season Tickets Adults: $100.00 Seniors: $90.00 Students: $75.00 520 S Elm St Greensboro, NC Map RESERVATIONS: 336.333.2605 |
Another Night Before Christmas
This charming two-person musical comedy takes place in
burnt-out social worker Karol Elliot's New York apartment
where she is having a crisis of Christmas spirit.
While heading home on a lonely Christmas Eve, she shares
her groceries with a homeless man who decides to show his
thanks and rekindle her holiday cheer
by breaking into her apartment later that night and insisting
that he's Santa Claus. Before long Karol begins to wonder: is
this bearded stranger more than what he seems?
A delight for the whole family, this witty and tuneful holiday
romp is sure to win laughs from anyone who's ever lost - or
found - the holiday spirit.
This charming two-person musical comedy takes place in
burnt-out social worker Karol Elliot's New York apartment
where she is having a crisis of Christmas spirit.
While heading home on a lonely Christmas Eve, she shares
her groceries with a homeless man who decides to show his
thanks and rekindle her holiday cheer
by breaking into her apartment later that night and insisting
that he's Santa Claus. Before long Karol begins to wonder: is
this bearded stranger more than what he seems?
A delight for the whole family, this witty and tuneful holiday
romp is sure to win laughs from anyone who's ever lost - or
found - the holiday spirit.