$35 Tix: Holiday Musical “Million Dollar Quartet Christmas” Live in SF (Dec. 16-17)

This weekend, indulge in the perfect holiday show – the heartwarming musical, “Million Dollar Quartet Christmas,” at SF’s historic Curran Theater.

Inspired by the true story of Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley’s December 1956 homecoming at Sun Records, this holiday musical will have you feeling all the seasonal nostalgia you crave.

Plus, the Curran is offering bespoke holiday cocktails, in addition to their already awesome food & beverage menu.

Don’t miss out! This exclusive $35 Ticket Deal (normally $100) is good for almost any seat in the house including amazing Orchestra tickets.

Million Dollar Quartet Christmas
December 16-17, 2023
– Saturday – 1p + 7:30p Shows
– Sunday – 1p Show
Curran Theater, 445 Geary St., SF
–$35 $80-100 – Get $35 tickets w/ secret code FUNCHEAP

• These $35 Tix are good for almost every seat in the house (other than Premium Orchestra and Gold Circle) but every other seat is fair game
  – Rear Mezzanine – $35 (normally $80)
  – Front Mezzanine – $35 (normally $100)
  – Orchestra – $35 (normally $100)
• Ticket fees are included with your ticket price. You’ll just pay one reasonable $5 order fee no matter how many tickets you order
• Use code FUNCHEAP to unlock $35 Tix

About Million Dollar Quartet Christmas

The heartwarming holiday musical, Million Dollar Quartet Christmas comes to the Curran this winter.

In Million Dollar Quartet Christmas rock ‘n’ roll newcomers, and soon to be legends, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley come together again to celebrate the holidays. Inspired by the true story of their December 1956 homecoming at Sun Records, this heartwarming rock n’ roll musical rings with sounds of the season and the chart toppers that made the Million Dollar Quartet famous. The gang is up to their usual antics as we journey through stories of Christmas past, present, and future in a joyful evening filled with nostalgic holiday hits including “Run Rudolph Run,” “Jingle Bell Rock,” “I’ll Be Home For Christmas,” and more.