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The Blank Who Stole Christmas
Saturday, Nov. 29, 2025
7:00pm to 8:45pm
Part of: The Blank Who Stole Christmas
Tickets are under $50
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Rapid Fire Theatre
Nov.
29
29
The Blank is back! Rapid Fire Theatre’s annual holiday tradition returns to the stage in December 2025. THE BLANK WHO STOLE CHRISTMAS is a somewhat-familiar but always original improvised take on the holiday classic by a similar name.
In this original Christmas musical, a cast of performers have memorized all their lines and rehearsed all their choreography, just to have it all ruined at a moment’s notice. In each performance of THE BLANK the main character is played by a different guest improviser playing a character of their choice. The main character hasn’t rehearsed with the rest of the cast and doesn’t know any of their lines. The cast doesn’t know who is crashing their performance until the moment it happens live on stage!
10437 83 Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB, T6E 2C7
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