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A Christmas Carol turns the Depot stage into Victorian England this holiday season!

Miserly and miserable, Ebenezer Scrooge embittered after a life spent in pursuit of wealth. But on Christmas Eve, he is visited by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Christmas Present, and Christmas Future. Through a restless night, the spirits show him the happy memories from the past, his impact on the present, and what could be a grim future if he does not change his ways.

Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol is a holiday favorite, and now is the time to experience this cherished production with your loved ones!

• Performed on the Depot Theatre stage.
• Presenting Sponsors: Minnesota Power & Pioneer National Bank

TICKET UPDATE (10-16-2017): At this time, tickets are not on sale for Mamma Mia. Currently, we are waiting for a finalized seating chart from the construction company. Check back for further ticket updates here on the website, on our blog, or sign up for our email blasts.

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The regional premier of the Broadway blockbuster Mamma Mia! opens the NorShor Theatre with the songs of ABBA and a colorful cast of characters gathering on a Greek island for a wedding.

The young bride, Sophie, has invited three men from her mother’s past, hoping to figure out which one is her father in time for him to walk her down the aisle. How will her mother, Donna, react to seeing these men? Luckily, her friends are there to cheer her up in song and dance in this splashy musical, ringing in a new era at the NorShor!

• GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION & PERFORMANCE: February 1, 2018
• Season tickets holders can book tickets NOW!
• Performed at the NorShor Theatre
• Presenting Sponsor:  North Shore Bank of Commerce

Lend Me a Tenor is a hilarious romp through the high-stakes, high-strung world of opera. In this comedy by Ken Ludwig, the Cleveland Opera House is hosting the famous Italian tenor, Tito Merelli, whose celebrity has guaranteed a sellout performance. But is the management of the Cleveland Opera House ready for all the madness that comes with their guest star?

• Individual tickets not yet on sale.
• Performed at the NorShor Theatre.
• Presenting Sponsor:  Republic Bank

Our Town is a Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Thornton Wilder which harkens back to a simpler time in small-town America. The residents of Grover’s Corners, New Hampshire experience joys and disappointments, life and death, and conclude that every moment of life should be treasured. All the world’s a stage as the characters convene in a theatre to reenact their stories from 100 years ago.

• Individual tickets not yet on sale.
• Performed at the NorShor Theatre.
• Presenting Sponsors:  US Bank & Duluth News Tribune

There’s trouble in River City when a fast-talking salesman gets his heart stolen by the town librarian! Con-man Harold Hill has made small town River City, Iowa his next mark. The community (full of big personalities) buys into his scheme of a boys’ band including instruments, uniforms, and lessons, none of which the Music Man intends to deliver. But librarian Marian Paroo is onto him.

This classic musical comedy is a family-friendly story to be shared with every generation!

• Individual tickets not yet on sale.
• Performed at the NorShor Theatre.
• Presenting Sponsors: RBC Wealth Management (Bubalo Lawien and Meese Family Wealth Group) and Dave Croke, CPA

One anniversary dinner, several old friends; what could possibly go wrong?

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Charley and Myra are celebrating their 10th anniversary and have invited all their good friends. Chris and Ken are the first to arrive, only to find that Myra is missing and Charley has “accidentally” shot himself in the ear. Charley is unconscious and so unable to tell them what really happened. Hoping to avoid a scandal, Ken and Chris go about covering up what they assume to be the truth of the situation.

As the rest of the guests arrive, the story of Charley and Myra’s anniversary evening gone awry grows and grows, until all the guests are complicit in a cover-up no one really understands, but makes for a fantastical and hilarious evening with what Neil Simon does best — making the mundane…insane!

• Performed on the Depot Theatre stage
• Presenting Sponsor:  Wells Fargo