Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit Tale

Atlanta has a lot to offer in the drama department. Don’t miss these special performances and experiences. Plus, here’s a list of Nutcracker productions in Atlanta.

Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit Tale at Alliance Theatre

Journey down the rabbit hole for a musical adventure with Peter Rabbit and beloved characters from Beatrix Potter’s stories. Through Dec. 23.

Knock, Knock at Alliance Theatre

Enter The Apartment Building to see how residents are preparing for the holiday and staying warm from the cold of winter. Through Dec. 23.

Cirque Du Soleil Echo at Under the Big Top, Atlantic Station

This spectacular performance combines poetry, stagecraft, acrobatics and technology as heroine Future discovers her choices have the potential to change the world. Through Jan. 21.

Annie at Fox Theatre

The beloved musical about a young orphan shows us that sunshine is always right around the corner. Dec. 5-10.

The Little Prince at Synchronicity Theatre

The musical story of a WWII flyer who meets the the Little Prince and journeys with him through planets and encounters with peculiar inhabitants. Dec. 8-24.

Not-to-Miss Holiday Productions

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer at Center for Puppetry Arts

Based on the beloved 1964 stop-motion special, see Rudolph and his misfit friends learn that it’s okay for them to be exactly who they are. Through Dec. 31.

Irving Berlin’s White Christmas at Legacy Theatre

Veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis follow a duo of beautiful singing sisters en route to their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge in this musical. Through Dec. 17.

A Christmas Carol at Alliance Theatre

This adaptation of the famous story will include a reimagined set design and striking costumes. Through Dec. 24.

Christmas Canteen at Aurora Theatre

This holiday tradition shows the magic of Christmas with songs, comic sketches and trips down memory lane. Nov. 24-Dec. 23.

The Gift of the Magi 2.0 at Marietta’s Theatre in the Square

Jim, an Atlanta streetcar driver, struggles to make ends meet during the holiday season, and he goes to great lengths to buy a gift for his wife Della. Nov. 25-Dec. 10.

A Christmas Story at Balzer Theater at Herren’s

Based on the hit movie, Theatrical Outfit performs this classic as all 9-year-old Ralphie Parker wants is a Red Ryder air rifle for Christmas! Nov. 29-Dec. 24.

A Christmas Carol: A One Man OSA Special Event at OnStage Atlanta

This one-man show was adapted by and stars Stuart W. Schleuse. Nov. 30-Dec. 16.

A Christmas Carol at Woodstock Arts

Celebrate the holidays with this Dickens classic where a miser learns the error of his ways. Dec. 1-24.

‘Twas the Night Before Christmas at Aurora Theatre

Piccadilly Puppets presents the classic holiday poem through the eyes of a mouse who was an eyewitness to the whole affair. Dec. 2.

Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol at Shakespeare Tavern

On a fateful Christmas Eve, Scrooge will learn the meaning of Christmas spirit with song and holiday cheer. Dec. 2-23.

A Christmas Carol at Aurora Theatre

Be immersed in this holiday classic told as a one-man show. Dec. 8-23.

Holiday Juggling Show at Aurora Theatre

This comic juggling show celebrates holiday traditions around the world. Dec. 9.

Roswell Winter Puppet Series at Roswell Cultural Arts Center

Watch two holiday-themed puppet performances: “North Pole Fa-La-La-La Follies” and “Trouble in Toyland.” Dec. 14-16 and 20-22.

A Christmas Carol at Gas South Theater

Presented by Storybook Theater, this play recounts the story of miserly Ebenezer Scrooge who is visited by ghosts. Dec. 19-22.

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