Actors Guild of Lexington
AGL presents THE SANTALAND DIARIES December 10-20. Visit www.actorsguildoflexington.org for more information, and to buy tickets online.
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Founded:
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http://www.actorsguildoflexington.org
Company Overview:
Actors Guild of Lexington was created in 1984 by a collective of artists with the purpose of giving the city of Lexington a place to see edgy and contemporary theatre. The theatre was first located in the basement of Levas’ Italian restaurant and then moved to 139 W. Short Street.

At the Short Street location Actors Guild of Lexington made a name for itself as the place to see exciting and thought provoking theatre in Lexington. The theatre thrived and was immensely popular with local patrons... (read more)
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The Mission of Actors Guild of Lexington is to produce quality live professional theatre that stimulates, engages and entertains; elevates the quality of life for citizens of the Bluegrass region of Kentucky; and affirms the commonality of human experience through sustained production excellence and educational outreach.
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Actors Guild is back this holiday season with Santaland Diaries. Join Crumpet the elf for a subversive and hysterical look behind the scenes of life as a Macy's elf. Frustrated parents, wannabe actors, and a gaggle of Santas ranging from naughty to nice all brought to life by the talented Timothy Hull and directed by Leif Rigney and Eric Seale.

Enjoy the wit of David Sedaris as staged in a site-specific venue. The formor Portabella's on Locust Hill Drive will, this December, become Lexington's very own Santaland. See the show, visit the vendors, even get your picture with Santa and his elves. This is the perfect holiday event for even the biggest Scrooge.