A Christmas in Ochopee

New Native Theatre presents

A Christmas in ochopee

Written by Montana Cypress
Directed by Julia Rosa Sosa Chaparro


December 3-21, 2025

825 Arts
825 University Ave W
St Paul, MN 55104

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7:00 PM (WED-SAT)
2:00 PM (SUN)

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About the Play

It’s Christmas in the Everglades again as NNT begins a new winter tradition by remounting its wildly successful comedy, A Christmas in Ochopee by Montana Cypress. With fry bread, family feuds, and a memorable gator that may or may not hold the spirit of a beloved rez dog, the Weetley family navigates love, and loud uncles under one roof. Full of sharp Native humor, culture, and heart, Cypress brings us a holiday play that speaks to the beauty and chaos of rez life. It’s a Florida Christmas—expect miracles, mess, and maybe a chainsaw or two.


Run Time

Run Time
Approximately 90 Minutes (No intermission)

Age Recommendation
This production is recommended for ages 10 and up. 

Accessibility

Accessibility
ASL-interpreted performances may be available on select dates.

Venue

825 Arts
825 University Ave W
St Paul, MN 55104

Parking

Free lot parking is available at Ryan Plumbing (811 University Ave, at Avon). Street parking can be found on nearby blocks—just note there’s no daytime parking on University Avenue. Accessible drop-off is available next door at Demera.

 

Quick Guide

  • New Native Theatre’s latest production of A Christmas in Ochopee will run from December 3-21, 2025.

  • Tickets are pay what you can. Suggested price is $40 — but any amount is welcome. All are invited. To purchase tickets, please visit our Tickets page.

  • Group ticketing is available for parties of 5 or more. To book group reservations, please contact us.

  • 2025
    December 3-21, 2025

    825 Arts
    825 University Ave W
    St Paul, MN 55104

  • 2023
    November 29-December 17, 2023

    Red Eye Theater
    2213 Snelling Ave
    Minneapolis, MN

“I can’t remember a time when I’ve giggled so much through a play as I did last weekend seeing New Native Theatre’s holiday production, A Christmas in Ochopee.”

MinnPost

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