The Forgotten Carols Musical, Saturday, Dec. 19, 2:30pm MATINEE in SLC

Venue & ticket info

Experience a Christmas tradition! A heartwarming night of music & humor wrapped up in the staged musical adaptation of The Forgotten Carols! Now in its 35th season, The Forgotten Carols musical is the longest running, original Christmas show in Utah! Come see what the hype is all about! Show Synopsis: The Forgotten Carols musical theater stage performance tells the story of Connie Lou, a nurse whose empty life is changed when John, a new patient she is attending, recounts the story of Christ’s birth as told by little known characters in the nativity story. The accounts from the Innkeeper, the Shepherd and others help the nurse discover what the world has forgotten about Christmas, ultimately encouraging her to open her heart to the joy of this special season. The Forgotten Carols Musical features breathtaking performances of heartwarming melodies and laugh-out-loud entertainment within a timeless Christmas story. Hear your favorite songs, like “Homeless,” from Michael McLean’s original hit album, sung by incredible musical theater performers. Immerse yourself in the magic of the holiday season as you witness the story of the Forgotten Carols coming to life on stage. Don't miss out on this incredible in-person event that will leave you feeling uplifted and filled with joy. Run time is approximately 2.5 hours with intermission. Above: Kyle Olsen sings "Homeless" alongside an amazing quartet of singers. Important Venue Specific Information - Cottonwood High School Are there elevators in Cottonwood High School? • There are NO elevators in this venue. If you are purchasing tickets in the balcony, you must be able to walk up several flights of stairs to get to the balcony and then walk the stairs to your seat. Please be sure that all members of your party are physically able to walk up the stairs. Where should I park and enter the building? • The best place to park is on the north side of the building and enter in the bank of glass doors in the center of the building. • You can also park on the south side and wind through the building towards the Commons area. Are there wheelchair accessible ramps? • Yes, coming in to the lobby from the bank of glass doors in the center of the building (whether parking and entering from the north or from the south parking lots) there is a ramp down to the lobby and then another wheelchair ramp on the west end of the auditorium that takes you into the seating area.