A Klingon Christmas Carol

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The folks behind A Klingon Christmas Carol recently wrapped up an Indiegogo campaign aimed at procuring funds to spice up their Chicago show. They only got about two thirds of the amount they were shooting for, but that's still enough to implement some of the changes, and the show will be back this holiday season!

In other news:

There's currently an ongoing Kickstarter campaign to bring A Klingon Christmas Carol to Cincinnati. With about 50 hours to go and $568 left to raise, they're cutting it pretty close, but they could still make it.
Check it out if you'd like to contribute!


I've never seen the show live for myself (I live on the wrong continent), but I have it on DVD and I absolutely love it

 

[Kelso]

I have a DVD copy of the first show. It's a lot of fun!

 

[bbjeg]

Do Klingons have a word for carol?

 

[loghaD]

I have a DVD copy of the first show. It's a lot of fun!

Same here, and I agree!

Do Klingons have a word for carol?

I believe they call the show ram nI' bom in Klingon, meaning "song of the long night". Klingons, of course, don't celebrate Christmas, but they do apparently observe the winter solstice.

ram - night
nI' - be long (duration)
bom - song

 

[doubleohfive]

Here's a news piece I found on Google: http://live.wsj.com/video/a-christm...57.html#!9050B7F7-BE4D-4372-9441-5B4014465057 including a video clip.

 

[Maurice]

Do Klingons have a word for carol?

Yes, the Klingon word for "carol" is M'arQus!

 

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