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The Last Christmas Carol
Brodwyn Branson, the Scrooge-like director of a local children's theater, certainly doesn't think the holidays are any excuse for yet another production of A Christmas Carol. But just as his humbug-ish attitude is beginning to rub off on his young actors and threatens to ruin the show, he is visited by a series of unconventional Christmas spirits. Branson comes to understand that the message of the classic Dickens tale is every bit as relevant today as it ever was. A witty script, delightful characters, and unforgettable songs make The Last Christmas Carol the perfect show to put any Scrooge in the holiday spirit.
Fridays & Saturdays
Dec. 5, 6, 12, 13
7:30 pm
Sunday matinees
Dec. 7 & 14
2:00 pm
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2008-09 Season
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Directed by John Kenney
Oct. 17 - Nov. 1, 2008
The Last Christmas Carol
By David Meyers, Scott Michal, & Charles Dickens
Directed by Carolyn Daniels; musical direction by Jill Riggles
Dec. 5 - 14, 2008
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By A.R Gurney
Three casts in three weekends
Jan. 9 - 24, 2009
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An original murder mystery by local playwright Roger Cerbie
Feb. 27 - Mar. 14, 2009
The Secret Garden
Music by Lucy Simon; lyrics & libretto by Marsha Norman
May 15 - 30, 2009