Forget your tsuris! Attend Laemmle Theatres’ “Fiddler” sing-a-long. 1

For an “alternative” Christmas Eve, not restricted to the Jewishly oriented but for shower-stall-soloists of every persuasion, we have a suggestion.

Try Laemmle Theatres’ sixth annual “anything goes” (and we’re not talking Cole Porter) “Fiddler on the Roof Sing-a-Long.”

Belt out your holiday spirit — or your holiday angst — with your fellow meshuggenahs while watching director Norman Jewison’s 1971 version of the beloved Broadway show on the big screen.

Even movie maven Kenneth Turan kvells over this event — he recommends it as an L.A. Times holiday film-pick.

The ambitious “Fiddler” ganse-megillah spools across our massive city in six locations: Santa Monica (Royal); Beverly Hills (Music Hall`3); Pasadena (Playhouse 7); Encino (Town Center 3); Claremont (Claremont 5); and North Hollywood (NoHo 7).

In the small faraway shtetl of North Hollywood, arts·meme‘s tummler-in chief, Debra Levine, will host the evening’s festivities at the Laemmle NoHo7 — trivia questions, prizes, costumes — prior to the screening.

So, go ahead … what’s not to love? Join the group-croon of “Tradition”, “If I Were a Rich Man,” “To Life,” “Sunrise, Sunset,” “Do You Love Me?” and “Anatevka.”

Fiddler on the Roof Sing-a-Long | Laemmle Theatres | Dec 24, 7:30 pm