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SUMMARY:Disney’s Frozen at The Company Theatre
DESCRIPTION:mNovember 27 through December 20; Fridays\, 7:30 pm; Saturdays and Sundays\, 3 pm\nAdditional performances: Thursday\, December 17\, 7:30 pm\, and Saturday\, December 19\, 7:30 pm \nThe Company Theatre Center for the Arts\, 30 Accord Park Drive\, Norwell \nTickets: $62 to $69\, plus a temporary restoration fee\, available at ci.ovationtix.com/35067/production/1255535 \n\nLove is a force of nature in this enchanting tale\, based on the Oscar-winning animated feature film. This Broadway version of Disney’s “Frozen” features an adult cast bringing magic\, music\, and spectacle to the stage\, enhanced by stunning scenery and celestial lighting effects. Don’t miss the area premiere of this holiday offering for all ages; an unforgettable journey of sisterhood and the enduring power of love.
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SUMMARY:Jack Welch Residencies: Free Readings of ‘Everything After’ and ‘Miller Hill’
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, December 6\, 1 pm and 5 pm\nBoston Playwrights’ Theatre\, 949 Commonwealth Ave.\, Boston\nAdmission is free; reservations are required at bostonplaywrights.org/jack-welch-residencies \nBoston Playwrights’ Theatre (BPT) presents free public readings of two new plays developed through its annual Jack Welch Residencies. The readings close a week of development with each playwright\, running December 1 through 6. \nAt 1 pm\, the Jack Welch Developmental Residency presents “Everything After” by Masha Obolensky\, directed by Shawn LaCount. It’s a fabulist tale about showing up for the people you love. Two siblings\, ages 15 and 12\, are coping with their mother’s departure when their long-absent father returns. Each must go on a separate journey to break the cycles of abandonment in their family. Reserve at ci.ovationtix.com/168/production/1293782 \nAt 5 pm\, the Jack Welch Developmental Fellowship presents “Miller Hill” by Sinan Ünel\, directed by Scott Edmiston. Late one night\, Greg visits the Provincetown pier looking for a ghost in a fishing boat. He wants to say goodbye to an old friend before he and Paul leave town. Spanning the AIDS epidemic and its losses\, the play follows the lifelong friendship of four men in a Provincetown where past and present\, the living and the dead\, and memory and imagination meet. Reserve at ci.ovationtix.com/168/production/1293781 \nThe Jack Welch Fund for Playwrights gives Boston Playwrights’ Theatre endowed support each year to develop new work by playwrights. The fund was seeded by the estate of Jack Welch\, who died in 2017\, in keeping with his wishes. He was a longtime champion of Boston’s theatre community through Baker’s Plays\, StageSource\, the Massachusetts Young Playwrights’ Project and the Boston Theater Marathon. \nAbout Boston Playwrights’ Theatre \nBoston Playwrights’ Theatre\, founded in 1981 by Nobel Laureate Derek Walcott\, is an award-winning professional theatre dedicated to new work for the stage. Located on the campus of Boston University and led by Artistic Director Megan Sandberg-Zakian\, BPT is home to the Boston University MFA in Playwriting Program and produces a full season of new plays each year\, along with the annual Boston Theater Marathon and a festival for teenage writers. \nFor tickets\, the complete performance schedule\, and more information about the Fall Rep Festival\, visit bostonplaywrights.org\, or follow Boston Playwrights’ Theatre on Facebook and Instagram. Boston Playwrights’ Theatre is the only authorized seller of tickets for its productions; tickets are available exclusively at bostonplaywrights.org.
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SUMMARY:An Americana Christmas Carol with Americana Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, December 11 through Monday\, December 21\, 7 pm (no performance Monday\, December 14) \nPlymouth Center for the Arts\, 11 North Street\, Plymouth \nTickets: $40 adults\, $35 students and seniors\, at americanatheatre.org/tickets \nRun time: 90 minutes\, content is appropriate for all ages \n  \nAmericana Theatre Company (ATC)\, Plymouth’s professional theatre company\, reprises its original work “An Americana Christmas Carol\,” written by ATC Co-Artistic Directors Derek Grant Martin and Jesse M. Sullivan. \n  \nIn ATC’s “An Americana Christmas Carol\,” the show must go on! It’s opening night of “A Christmas Carol\,” produced by formerly married couple Charles and Isabella Richardson\, and everything has gone awry. Isabella is desperately trying to hold the production together\, as Charles wreaks havoc on the cast\, while portraying the role of angry\, cruel\, and bitter Ebenezer Scrooge – both onstage and off. Can the three ghosts of Christmas change his heart and save the production\, his marriage\, and Christmas as we know it? Take a seat and become enamored with this 10-actor captivating cast performing a wildly funny\, poignant\, and entrancing theatrical phenomenon. \n  \nPlymouth Center for the Arts is handicap accessible\, and public parking is available street side and in nearby public lots. \n  \nTo purchase tickets\, or for more information about Americana Theatre Company\, visit americanatheatre.org\, or call 508-591-0282. For the latest updates\, follow Americana Theatre Company on Facebook and Instagram. \n  \nAbout Americana Theatre Company \nAmericana Theatre Company (ATC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit\, professional theatre company serving the Greater Plymouth region. Founder and Executive Director Derek Martin\, Managing Director David Friday\, Artistic Director Jesse Sullivan\, and Director of Education Erin Friday are the leadership team charged with continuing the founding vision of opening a professional theatre in America’s Hometown\, a dream fulfilled in 2011. ATC’s audiences find that story is paramount. Stories entertain\, teach\, and thrill us … they can inspire us toward the betterment of mankind and help reveal the hidden mysteries of life. ATC is committed to hiring directors\, actors\, and designers of the highest caliber\, with an aim to enliven the cultural atmosphere of the Plymouth community by offering excellent\, entertaining theatre and theatre education to residents and visitors alike. For more information\, visit americanatheatre.org\, or call 508-591-0282. \n 
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SUMMARY:Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol at Hyannis Arts Hall
DESCRIPTION:Charles Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol\,’ A Solo Performance by Neil McGarry \nWednesday\, December 23\, 7 pm \nHyannis Arts Hall\, 81 Willow Avenue\, Hyannis \nTickets: $32-35\, available at hyannisartshall.com \nRun time: 2 hours\, including a 10-minute intermission \n  \nHyannis Arts Hall welcomes actor Neil McGarry and his award-winning solo performance of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol\,” the final stop of his thirteenth annual December tour. Directed by Ross MacDonald\, McGarry’s performance was named “Best of Boston” by critic Jules Becker and won “Best Solo Performance” from the Independent Reviewers of New England in 2014. \n  \nArmed only with a bare stage and Dickens’ glorious words\, McGarry delivers the perennial holiday classic in a tour de force that has left audiences riveted from Boston to Prague. Joyous\, witty\, and captivating\, “A Christmas Carol” is a fully staged\, full-throated leap into Dickens’ most famous story\, delivered with a simplicity that disarms and touches the heart. Boston Arts Review’s Beverly Creasey wrote that McGarry’s characters are “so sincere and innocently drawn\, that you give yourself over to the story like a child.” McGarry\, who appeared at Hyannis Arts Hall in N. Richard Nash’s “The Rainmaker\,” returns for this one-night-only holiday performance. \n  \nMcGarry began touring “A Christmas Carol” in 2013 across Cape Cod and Massachusetts’s South Shore. By 2018 and 2019\, the production was seen on stages across Europe\, Ireland and the U.K.\, with performances in Innsbruck\, Dublin\, London\, Bath\, Basel\, Brunico\, Dusseldorf\, Geneva\, Co. Leitrim\, and Prague\, followed by five sold-out seasons at home from 2021 to 2025. His December 2026 tour also includes stops in Arizona\, New York\, Maine and Massachusetts\, including the Spire Center for the Arts in Plymouth\, Vokes Theatre in Wayland\, Thacher Hall\, Sandwich Arts Alliance\, and the Cotuit Center for the Arts. \n  \nA professional actor for over thirty years\, McGarry trained at the National Shakespeare Conservatory and is the founder and former Artistic Director of The Bay Colony Shakespeare Company. Recent work includes N. Richard Nash’s “The Rainmaker” (Glasstown Stage)\, Noël Coward’s “Private Lives” (Saco River Theatre)\, and screen projects including “The Weight\,” with Ethan Hawke and Russell Crowe\, “Eine Billion Dollars” and “Miss Fallaci” for Paramount Plus\, and the award-winning film “Masas/Sisters.” He has made multiple appearances with the Cape Symphony\, Plymouth Philharmonic\, and the Fremont Symphony in California. For more information\, visit neilmcgarry.com.
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