Rod Beattie Returns to the Stratford Perth Museum with A Christmas Carol
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Kelly McIntosh, General Manager
Stratford Perth Museum
kelly@stratfordperthmuseum.ca
519-393-5311
Rod Beattie Returns to the Stratford Perth Museum with A Christmas Carol
The Stratford Perth Museum is delighted to welcome back acclaimed actor Rod Beattie for his much-loved holiday performances of A Christmas Carol in the Co-operators Performance Theatre. Now in its third year, this seasonal favourite has become a cherished tradition for audiences seeking warmth, artistry, and community during the festive season.
Performance Dates
Sunday, December 21 at 4:00 PM
Monday, December 22 at 7:00 PM
Tuesday, December 23 at 7:00 PM
Tickets
$45 + HST and fees
$40 + HST and fees for Museum Members
Museum Members are asked to call 519-393-5311 to access their discount.
All tickets are general admission. Doors open 45 minutes before showtime.
These licensed events serve as a fundraiser for the Stratford Perth Museum. In addition, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to a charity selected by Rod and Doug Beattie, to be announced shortly.
Rod Beattie is known across Canada for his iconic portrayal of Walt Wingfield in Dan Needles’ celebrated Wingfield Farm series. His relationship with the Stratford Perth Museum is a longstanding and treasured one; this summer he premiered Needles’ March Marigolds to sold-out crowds. The Museum is delighted to welcome him back “home for the holidays.”
Audiences can expect an intimate, captivating performance of Charles Dickens’ timeless tale of transformation and generosity. With its glowing atmosphere, welcoming community spirit, and impeccable storytelling, A Christmas Carol at the Museum has become a highlight of the winter season for many.
Tickets are available now. Gather your loved ones, enjoy a festive beverage, and experience this beloved story brought to life by one of Canada’s finest performers.
Generously sponsored by Orr Insurance.
For more information, visit the Stratford Perth Museum or contact Kelly McIntosh at 519-393-5311.