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Join Theatre Arlington and Shalyn Clark with State Farm Insurance to welcome back Hooray for the Holidays and the Callahan Kids played by Steven D. Morris, Micah Green and Lori Woods – and see some other familiar faces such as Cara Statham Serber, Jeremy Coca, Landry Beckley, Donovan Marie Lawson, Michael Green, Araceli Radillo, Becca Brown and Javier Casablanca, all on the Al and Shalyn Clark Mainstage Thursday nights through Sunday matinees.
In case you need even more Christmas joy, DFW favorite BJ Cleveland will be reviving his performance of the one man show A Christmas Carol: The Radio Show, single-handedly bringing to life all the characters from the classic Dickensian tale in rollicking 1940s radio-play style. Catch BJ in the lobby on the Bonnie and Alan Petsche Cabaret Stage Sunday nights through Wednesday nights.
Executive producer Steven D. Morris hopes audiences will enjoy all the nostalgia, antics and holly jolly fun with both of these holiday delights, sure to warm the heart of even the chilliest Scrooge. Morris reminds patrons “these shows tend to sell out quickly, so get your tickets in advance to be sure that you are included in the fun.”
Group ticket rates for the show are available for parties of 10 or more.
Hooray for Holidays 3 will open Dec. 4 and close Dec. 20 with the following schedule: 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sundays
A Christmas Carol: The Radio Show will open Dec. 6 and close Dec. 16 with the following schedule: 7 p.m. Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
For more information and to purchase tickets: TheatreArlington.org or call the box office at 817-275-7661.
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