A Don't Hug Me Christmas Carol Tickets

Thought is started out a little slow but the laughs pikced up after intermission

This had the right mix of goofyness and clever song lyrics and staging - great fun.

My two daughters and I love going to the plays here. This one was very funny and entertaining! The songs are great not to mention creative!!

Very cleverly and creatively written with exceptional acting and a good theme. Funny, funny, funny.

It was a nice experience. I'm not Minnesotan so, some of the jokes are kind of hard to understand. It's totally worthy to go and enjoy.

Entertaining, funny, and seemed to move faster then two hours.

Frustrated. That is the word that sums up my review. Cheesy acting, poor writing, pitchy singing. It was an amateurish mess. I would like my money back, as it was not cheap. I could see if this was an acting group in a small town, then I would expect this performance, but this was downtown Minneapolis, and we expected more (I get that it was not Broadway, but at least we wanted our money's worth). Save yourself time and don't see it, better yet stay in your suburb and go to a local community play which would be just as good if not better. We laughed once. The whole time...it was supposed to be a comedy. It was definitely an older audience (60+). Not that it matters, but I cannot figure out who would find those jokes funny. There was a little subdued laughter during the performance, but overall it fell flat. How has this thing run for years? Thumbs down, way way down.

This play was a lot of fun! My wife and her mother really enjoyed it. We couldn't stop talking about it on the way home. Our first time at the New Centry theater and it is a very nice little theater. Would definitly go back again.

This was such a good show, very funny. Loved the theatre very nice and personal. The actors played the parts excellent. The sound and stage lights went down for a short time and Ross told some jokes and invited the audience to participate. It was very cool.

Very good and fun play all in all. The 'tiny' song is worth the admission alone.