Guilty Christmas - Original Musical 2026

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Guilty Christmas Written By David Hamilton and Mark D. Williams Directed by David Hamilton November 18 - 22 at 7:30 PM Boathouse Theatre at Valhalla Tahoe Tickets: $25 - General Admission | $15 Children 12 and under The Perfect Way to get into the Christmas Spirit The characters from the long-running Guilty Pleasures (2002-2012) are returning for a winter show filled with sketches, songs and fast-paced comedy, written specifically for Tahoe audiences-locals and visitors alike. It's been a while since this group of characters served their community service together, but somehow, they've all managed to come together again. They're older-though perhaps not much wiser-and this time they're ready to celebrate the winter, Tahoe-style. Written by Dave Hamilton and Mark D. Williams, Guilty Christmas features songs about winter driving, surviving the big snowstorm and all the other joys and challenges of a Tahoe winter. The show also brings back a couple of favorite songs from the original Guilty Pleasures productions. And, of course, there's the popular giant finale, featuring practically every Christmas carol you've ever heard. The entire Guilty Christmas cast is returning, with Tom Callahan, Anita Kelley, Sharon Kerrigan, Kurt Munger, Joanie San Agustin, Chris Taylor, Pam Taylor, Liz Tonkinson and Jeff Whitt reprising their roles. If you saw Guilty Christmas a couple of years ago, there will be plenty of new material to enjoy. And if you remember Guilty Pleasures, then you already know just what you're in for. If this is all new to you, even better-just sit back, laugh and enjoy the ride with everyone else. Come celebrate Christmas and laugh at all the quirks, frustrations and absurdities of living in Tahoe during the winter. Because nothing says "Happy Holidays" quite like snow, traffic, giant snowbanks and questionable driving decisions. Performances November 18-22, 7:30pm Tickets are $25 general, $15 children 12 and under All performances are at the Valhalla Boathouse Theatre