Discover 5 verified christmas shows in Oshkosh and nearby areas.
Grammy winner John Berry's 29th annual Christmas tour
Grammy winner John Berry returns with his beloved "Christmas with John Berry – The 29th Annual Tour." This cherished holiday tradition promises a magical evening filled with festive cheer and musical surprises. For an even more memorable experience, consider the...
Nutcracker fairytale brought to life in a historic mansion
Step into the enchanting world of the Nutcracker fairytale at The Paine's historic mansion. Explore elaborately decorated rooms that reveal each chapter of Clara's adventure, from the grand opening party to the magical Land of Sweets. Experience the magic through...
Comedic holiday mystery play with audience participation.
Prepare for a holiday mystery like no other with "Sister's Christmas Catechism." This comedic production reimagines the nativity story with a "CSI: Bethlehem" flair, as Sister investigates the fate of the Magi's gold. Featuring audience participation and a local choir,...
The Ghosts of Christmas Eve theatrical rock opera
Prepare for an unforgettable holiday spectacle as the Trans-Siberian Orchestra returns with "The Ghosts of Christmas Eve." This electrifying performance combines the band's signature blend of rock and classical music with a compelling story and breathtaking visual effects. Experience a...
26th annual holiday musical comedy with a Seussian twist.
Get ready for the 26th annual holiday extravaganza, 'A Frank's Christmas,' at the historic Meyer Theatre. This year's brand-new musical comedy, 'The Who’s vs. The What’s,' brings a delightful Seussian twist to the season. Follow the story of Frank Who...
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Open Map →Check the event listing for captioned or ASL dates, request assistive devices early, and arrive with time to test equipment with staff.
Orchestra offers immersion and detail; balcony gives a complete stage picture and value. If budget is tight, front balcony often beats rear orchestra.
Plan to arrive 30 minutes before curtain for will-call and seating. Many houses hold late arrivals until a musical break, so buffer time prevents missing the opening.