A Whynot Christmas Carol
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American Conservatory Theater
Hurray thank you for bringing us to the Whynot Christmas Carol! That was so fun and clever. And what a nice touch with the train and drawing table upstairs. Merry Christmas!
Carl, U.S. Army (Veteran)
2005 - 2010
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American Conservatory Theater
A special thanks to the American Conservatory Theater and @VetTix. We had an amazing night out with our kids! This was a great way to start the christmas season!
David, U.S. Navy (Veteran)
1985 - 1989
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American Conservatory Theater
I want to send a special holiday. Thank you to the american conservatory theater for an amazing evening with my husband and family. we saw several other @VetTix families there, and it was just an amazing experience. #VetTix
Denise, U.S. Navy (Veteran)
1984 - 1989
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American Conservatory Theater
Went with my grand-daughter to this play, we were so lucky to get front row seats!! Such a fun and wonderful play with a very thoughtful "Why Not Twist" to the Christmas Carol Story. We added our own "Thank-you Vet Tix" ornament to the theatre Christmas Tree! A perfect way to spend Thanksgiving Eve.
Karen Arnold, U.S. Army (Veteran)
1979 - 1991
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American Conservatory Theater
I attended “A Whynot Christmas Carol”, a new version of the Dickens holiday classic, written by playwright Craig Lewis on Wednesday November 27th. What an incredibly exciting introduction to the holiday season! When Director Pam MacKinnon came out to address the audience, she let us know we were just the second audience to ever experience this play. Pretty amazing! I do love theater, especially new works, but my extremely limited, fixed income has made theater-going an impossible luxury. Even discounted prices are often beyond my means. But thanks to the American Conservatory Theater I was able to experience a wonderful night out. While in hight school, I worked as an usher at the Pittsburgh Playhouse during I attended “A Whynot Christmas Carol”, a new version of the Dickens holiday classic, written by playwright Craig Lewis on Wednesday November 27th. What an incredibly exciting introduction to the holiday season! Director Pam MacKinnon came out to address the audience, letting us know we were just the second audience to ever experience this play. Pretty amazing. I love theater, especially new works, but my extremely limited, fixed income has made theater-going an impossible luxury. Even discounted prices are often beyond my means. But the American Conservatory Theater, only 6 blocks down Lower Nob Hill from me, gave me a wonderful night out. While in high school, I worked as an usher at the Pittsburgh Playhouse during the mid-1960's when ACT was first founded in Pittsburgh, PA, so this experience nearly 60 years later was especially poignant for me. (Note: I’d forgotten my standard Vet Tix sign, so I hope including this pic of me in the lobby of The Toni Rembe Theater displaying “Vet Tix” on one of the theater’s special snow flake decorations will suffice. I always want to thank the sponsors for the generosity the extend to veterans!)when ACT was first founded in Pittsburgh, PA, so this experience nearly 60 years later was especially poignant for me. ( I’d forgotten my standard Vet Tix sign, so I hope including this pic of me in the lobby of The Toni Rembe Theater displaying “Vet Tix” on one of the theater’s special snow flake decorations will suffice. I always want to thank the sponsors for the generosity they extend to veterans!)
Ken, U.S. Air Force (Veteran)
1972 - 1981
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American Conservatory Theater
I had a great time watching the ghost of Christmas haunt Mr Scrooge, lol. A timeless take on an old classic. And thank you as always to Vettix and donors for providing these tickets to Veterans - happy Thanksgiving! 🫡🦃🇺🇸
Mark, U.S. Air Force (Veteran)
2004 - 2013
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American Conservatory Theater
Thx for the txs, great Dickens Scrooge Xmas Story adaptation, almost a full house…3 levels
Michael, U.S. Air Force (Veteran)
1973 - 1976
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American Conservatory Theater
The old restored Geary Theatre. A wonderful holiday performance thanks to Vet Tix!
Michael, U.S. Air Force (Veteran)
1974 - 1975
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American Conservatory Theater
Thanks ACT and Vet Tixs! Fabulous show, great old theater with a lot of history!
Mike, U.S. Army (Veteran)
1987 - 1991
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American Conservatory Theater
I would like to thank the American Conservatory Theater for donating the tickets for me and my family to watch an enjoyable A Whynot Christmas Carol play. The cast was young and old and they did a wonderful job. Thank you.
salvatore, U.S. Navy (Veteran)
1966 - 1969
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American Conservatory Theater
Such a fun way to start a holiday period. Thanks to the generous donation of tickets by the American Conservatory Theater, instead of traffic we got to enjoy a fun Christmas play in San Francisco. It was a great way to start Thanksgiving!
Scott, U.S. Navy (Veteran)
1979 - 1989
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American Conservatory Theater
Thanks for the ticket! the show was awesome. So much creativity all around.
SIMONE ESTEE LAUDER, U.S. Army (Veteran)
2019 - 2023
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American Conservatory Theater
Thank you for WhyNot! It was a great show that puts a twist on the traditional story.
WNX, U.S. Air Force (Veteran)
1994 - 1996
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