HARLEM BOYS CHOIR PRESENTS · A 2026 HOLIDAY PRODUCTION
Harlem
White Christmas.
Eight boys. Eight stories. One Harlem Christmas.
A musical journey through the memories, mischief, music and moments that make the season unforgettable. Each turn of the storybook opens a new world—told by a boy, brought to life through song, movement and the magic of the stage.
ASK ABOUT HARLEM WHITE CHRISTMAS ↗Every family has a Christmas story.
Harlem has a thousand.
At the center of the production is an enormous, dimensional pop-up storybook. A single church bell begins the evening. A boy follows its sound to the book, opens the cover, and discovers that every page holds a memory waiting to come alive.
Eight young storytellers guide the audience through comic recollections, tender family moments and the wonder of a New York winter. Silhouettes move behind a scrim as each boy speaks; when the music begins, the stage opens into a full choral and theatrical experience.
TURN THE PAGE
Eight stories.
One Christmas.
Each story belongs to a boy. Each memory opens a different musical world. Together, they make one celebration of family, friendship, imagination and home.
HARLEM BOYS CHOIR PRESENTS
Harlem
White Christmas
A Christmas story in eight chaptersOPEN THE BOOK · ENTER THE STORIESA little invitation: turn each page to discover eight memories of Harlem White Christmas.
A BOOK THAT BECOMES A WORLD
One page turns.
A whole stage awakens.
The storybook is the heart of the scenic design: a standing, dimensional book with eight pages. The boys tell their stories downstage while silhouettes create the world behind them. Then the scrim rises and the full company takes over.
- Eight distinct storybook chapters
- Live choral performance and featured soloists
- Tap, ballet, jazz, contemporary movement and percussion
- Snow, shadow play and cinematic New York imagery
A HARLEM CHRISTMAS IS A SHARED STORY
What does Christmas
look like in your family?
Maybe it is the first snow outside your window. A handwritten letter to Santa. A photograph that has been passed down for generations. The chair that always belonged to someone special. We want to hear the stories that make your Harlem Christmas yours.
Dear Santa,
Some wishes are written down. Some are kept in photographs. All of them become part of a family story.
WITH LOVE, FROM HARLEMHARLEM BOYS CHOIR
