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Who Brought the Humbug?

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December 15, 2026 7:30PM
Who Brought the Humbug?
Who Brought the Humbug?

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December 15, 2026 7:30PM

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Who Brought the Humbug?

Tuesday, December 15 | 7:30 PM

Get ready for a high-energy holiday treat as Rhythm Street Movement presents Who Brought the Humbug?, an original production that transforms the stage into a holiday party like no other. At this ugly sweater bash, joyful singers, electrifying tap dancers, and high-energy musicians deliver a sleigh-full of swingin’ holiday mash-ups, from Frosty tap dancing to a groove to Santa rapping over horn-band funk. When two singers-turned-investigators uncover that someone brought a “HUMBUG” to the party, the hilarity takes off with beatboxing Grinch remixes, ‘90s nostalgia in “The Ghost of Parties Past,” and a can’t-miss audience dance-off during “Chairol of the Bells.”

Founded by Minneapolis-based artist Ricci Milan, Rhythm Street Movement specializes in creating theatrical experiences that combine music, dance, and storytelling in unexpected ways. Milan’s artistic journey includes performing with NBA halftime shows, Tokyo DisneySea, and creating the internationally acclaimed Buckets and Tap Shoes and Feet Don’t Fail Me Now!, which toured nationally and internationally and graced Broadway’s New Victory Theater in Times Square.

With Who Brought the Humbug?, Milan and his team deliver an interactive, funky holiday celebration filled with toe-tapping rhythms and an uplifting message of joy and togetherness for all ages.

Artist website: rhythmstreetmovement.com/who-brought-the-humbug

Hotel accommodations provided by Jefferson Street Inn & Event Center
In The Grand's effort with Behavioral Health Clinic to make the arts accessible, a limited number of $10 tickets are available for children. Families who might otherwise find it difficult to afford bringing their kids to The Grand can choose this price option when ordering at The Grand's Aspirus Ticket Office in person, online, or by phone. Available while supplies last. Golden Circle seats not eligible. 
Other Behavioral Health Clinic Family Series shows with budget-friendly child tickets: Vienna Boys Choir (Nov. 21), Bill Blagg: Family Magic (Jan. 30), Catapult: Magic Shadows (Feb. 7), and Cirque Kalabanté (Mar. 19).

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