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"A Tuna Christmas" – Cabaret Theater at Camp Bar

Show for Two (Up to $68 Value). 18 Shows Available.

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In a Nutshell

Two actors portray all 24 Tuna residents in a comedic play with an irreverent take on the holidays and small-town sensibilities

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Contrary to popular belief, all the world is not a stage—sometimes people just say things to get attention. See an actual stage with this GrouponLive deal to see A Tuna Christmas produced by the Actors Theater of Minnesota at Camp Bar and Cabaret. For $29, you get two general-admission tickets (up to a $68 value). Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. Click here to view the list of showtime options.

Though it takes an entire village to raise a baby into adulthood, it only takes two adults to portray an entire village. As the comedic high jinks of A Tuna Christmas unfold, actors Scott Jorgenson and Peter Simmons step in the roles of all 24 residents of Tuna, the “third smallest” town in Texas. Leading up to the town’s annual Christmas Yard Display Contest, panic takes over the neighborhood when a phantom begins sabotaging everyone’s yard decorations. And to make matters worse, the town’s annually ill-fated production of A Christmas Carol is once again proving that it's forever doomed. As costumes fly and the actors switch characters in an instant, the show gleefully aims at audience’s funny bones with its irreverent take on small-town sensibilities and the holiday season.

Actors Theater of Minnesota

Although it’s known for comedies such as the two-man, 24-character A Tuna Christmas, Actors Theater of Minnesota also places a significant emphasis on education and corporate training. At The Creative Institute, the ensemble trains students how to work theatrical media such as improv and writing into their everyday problem-solving skills.

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Dribble Drive: Each offensive player grabs a basketball and dribbles to the hoop. The one who dribbles fastest wins the points.

Pick and Roll: One of the players "picks" which teammate he believes will be the one to shoot the ball. If he is correct, the player that took the shot has to call a timeout so he can immediately get his reward—a "roll" filled with ham and creamed corn.

Backdoor Cut: This is considered the trickiest play in basketball because it requires the offensive team to distract the defense by having their coach put on a top hat, wander onto the court, and ask the defensive players if they'd like to see what his head looks like without a top hat. If the defensive players ignore the coach's distraction, the offensive players should blow on the defenders' eyes until the dryness becomes unbearable.

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"A Tuna Christmas"

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    Cabaret Theater at Camp Bar

    490 N Robert St.
    St. Paul, Minnesota 55101
    (651) 292-1844
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  • Contact Actors Theater of Minnesota at (651) 290-2290 for questions.

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