A Christmas Peril
is here to bring more holiday cheer!
Now available on demand!
Lakewood, OH–Beck
Center for the Arts
announces the return of our Youth Theater production,
A Christmas Peril. Available to stream On Demand now through January 2nd. Don’t miss out!
Everyone knows the story of
A Christmas Carol, the Charles Dickens’ chestnut. A Christmas Peril
takes an exuberant cast of twenty-five Beck Center Youth Theater student performers and drops them into a whirlwind plot of a play within a play. Everything that could go wrong
does. This on demand video is a recording of the live performance from December 12, and is perfect for all ages. Patrons can enjoy this production
in the comfort of their home.
Catch
A Christmas Peril on demand now through January 2, 2021, as part of Beck Center’s 2020-2021 Youth Theater Season.
A Christmas Peril tickets are available at beckcenter.org.
Tickets are $12 for one viewer, $22 for two or more viewers, or $35 for those who love the arts and want to support Youth Theater at Beck Center (as well cover ticketing system fees, and credit card fees).
Beck Center is located at
17801 Detroit Avenue
in Lakewood. For more information please visit beckcenter.org.
Programming at Beck Center for the Arts is made possible through the generous support of the Ohio Arts Council.
Beck Center gratefully acknowledges the generous funding provided by the citizens of Cuyahoga County through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.
Beck Center for the Arts is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization that offers professional theater
productions on two stages,
arts education programming in dance, music, theater, visual arts, early childhood, creative arts therapies for individuals with disabilities, free gallery
exhibits year-round, and outreach education programming.
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Sarah Clare
Pronouns: she/her
Associate Director of Theater Education
17801 Detroit Ave, Lakewood OH 44107
beckcenter.org | 216.521.2540 x27
Beck Center's campus is open to the public as of August 31, although many staff continue to work from home order to keep the number
of people on-site to a minimum, due to the pandemic. Correspondence via email would be best, rather than office phone. ***Note that I am working remotely during this time and do not have immediate
access to phone communications.***