Pittsburgh Public Theater’s “A Christmas Story: The Play” has been extended, the theater announced.
The show will now run through Dec. 23.
Some nights are standing-room only.
“Whether you are among the multitude of fans of A Christmas Story, the movie, or somehow new to the annual TV marathon presenting this beloved slice of smalltown Americana, the Public’s production is bound to surpass expectations,” wrote Sharon Eberson, for onStage Pittsburgh.
Go see the show. Details here.
It’s a major award!
You can follow the leg lamps in Downtown Pittsburgh for an evening of major fun!
On Dec. 7, look for the leg lamps!
You know the ones — the “soft glow of electric sex gleaming in the window” ones from that popular holiday classic, “A Christmas Story.”
Find them in the windows of several stores: 306 Forbes, Boutique La Passerelle, Ensemble on Fifth, Fresh Nostalgia, Heidi Optics, Larrimor’s, Peter Lawrence and Steel City Clothing.
Each shop with a leg lamp will offer drinks and treats. And you can shop for gifts!
You can also enter to win a drawing for two tickets to see Pittsburgh Public Theater’s “A Christmas Story: The Play” and a $50 restaurant gift certificate.
Of course, the real-life house used in “A Christmas Story” is located in Cleveland. And many Pittsburghers make the trek to the home, which is a museum. The house was listed for sale recently.
Have you checked out the movie’s sequel, “A Christmas Story Christmas,” released in November?
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