A Christmas Carol Tickets

Chicago audiences can enjoy ASL–interpreted performances, touch tours, audio description, Spanish subtitles, open captions, and sensory-friendly showings on select dates. Dallas audiences will find dynamic pricing and engaging performances within the extended run from late November through December. Both productions are not listed as touring productions, ensuring a local, immersive experience with strong reputations in their respective cities.

About the Chicago show: A Christmas Carol runs at Goodman Theatre’s Albert Theatre with a duration of about 2 hours and 20 minutes, including a 15-minute intermission. The December 5 performance includes an ASL interpretation at 7:30 PM, with tickets priced using our standard placeholder and a handling fee applied where applicable. Accessibility options include Touch Tour & Audio Description on December 6, Spanish subtitles and open captions on December 7, and a sensory-friendly performance on December 28. Note: The production is currently sold out, but returns may become available closer to curtain.

About the Dallas show: A Christmas Carol at the Wyly Theatre runs within the November 28–December 27 window, with a 7:30 PM show on December 5. Tickets may show dynamic pricing, and Online tickets may not be on sale at all times; the box office can confirm availability. This production, like its Chicago counterpart, is a resident offering rather than part of a national tour.

Tip from your friend in the business: secure your seats early when possible, but we’ll keep you posted if additional inventory becomes available. For accessibility needs and special accommodations, contact the venue box offices or use the venue’s accessible services page. If you’re looking for the best way to experience A Christmas Carol, we’ve got you covered with up-to-date info and direct links below.