Scrooge has no honor, nor any courage. Can three ghosts help him to become the true warrior he ought to be in time to save Tiny Tim from a horrible fate? Performed in the Original Klingon with English Supertitles, and narrative analysis from The Vulcan Institute of Cultural Anthropology.

The Dickens classic tale of ghosts and redemption adapted to reflect the Warrior Code of Honor and then translated into tlhIngan Hol  (That's the Klingon Language).

A co-production of Commedia Beauregard and the IKV RakeHell of the Klingon Assault Group.

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• 12 Performances by Popular Demand

After hearing "We'd love to see it, but we can't make it that night," from hundreds of people over the last two years, Commedia Beauregard has committed to making it easier to attend a performance of A Klingon Christmas Carol.  No longer a one-night-only event, the full run of the show will start on Black Friday (November 27th, 2009) and continue through December 13th.  You can start your holiday season with Honor and Glory!

• Lt. Kevin Riley (TOS) enjoys a Klingon Xmas Carol

Bruce Hyde, the actor who protrayed Lt. Kevin Riley in two episodes of Star Trek in the 1960's joined the cast of A Klingon Christmas Carol for a quick snapshot after enjoying the production in a sold-out house on Monday, Dec. 7th, 2009.

That evening was also the "Pay-With-Your-Can" night.  Audience members brought in almost 800 pounds of food in exchange for tickets.  The food was gathered to benefit Second Harvest Heartland and the hungry families of Minnesota.

Closing weekend tickets are still available, but are going fast.  Make your reservations today!  Some tickets are being held for walk-up sales, too, if you want to try your luck at the door.