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The Christmas Chronicles: A Family Musical Experience of Hope

This December, treat your family to an unforgettable holiday experience with The Christmas Chronicles: A Family Musical Experience of Hope. Set to take place at Good Hope Christian Centre, Ottery from 13-15 December at 19:30 PM, this enchanting musical promises to bring the entire family together in celebration of the Christmas season.

You will be swept away by a vibrant mix of music, dance and storytelling that captures the joy and hope of Christmas. With a soundtrack blending modern holiday hits, African Christmas melodies, and timeless classics, you’ll experience the magic of Christmas in a whole new way. The powerful retelling of the birth of Jesus will inspire hope and fill your heart with the true spirit of the season, making it a perfect way to celebrate with loved ones.

Expect moments of fun and delight as beloved characters like The Grinch, the Cat in the Hat, and Thing 1 and Thing 2 join artists such as Jonathan Rubain, Afikile Mkiva, Victor Masondo and Hope Collective on stage. The playful interactions between these iconic characters and the artists will create joyful, unforgettable moments that will delight both children and adults alike.

But it doesn’t stop there! Arrive early for the Mrs. Claus Family Experience, starting at 17:00 PM. For just R50 per child, this enchanting pre-show features a dazzling light display, Christmas cookie decorating in Mrs Claus’ Kitchen, and a festive train ride with The Grinch and Santa’s helpers. It’s the perfect way to kick off your holiday celebrations and make lasting memories with your little ones.

Bring your loved ones and join us for The Christmas Chronicles — a musical that will fill your heart with hope, joy, and the true spirit of Christmas.
Tickets for both the show and the Mrs. Claus Family Experience are available now at WebTickets.

Date: 13 – 15 December 2023
Time: 19:30
Venue: Good Hope Christian Centre
Location: Corner of Plantation & Panton Roads Ticket: R50 General | R70 VIP
Link: www.webtickets.co.za
Contact Information: 021-703-9400 | info@ghcc.tv Website: www.ghcc.tv

Instagram: @goodhopechristiancentre Facebook: @GoodHopeChristianCentre YouTube: @GoodHopeChristianCentreChurch

Author: Jaylene Williams

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