Village Players Performing Arts Center Presents:
Just in time for the holiday season, Village Players Theatre in Oak Park brings audiences A White Christmas! This dazzling musical revue is perfect for a date night, a family event, or an outing for the entire neighborhood!
Inspired by the classic film White Christmas, this spectacular holiday concert will take you on a musical journey from a World War II performance for the troops, to the glamour of a Florida nightclub, and finally, to the charm and simple beauty of a New England town. 'Christmas Eve In My Hometown,' 'Home For The Holidays,' 'Baby It's Cold Outside' & 'White Christmas' are just a few of the classic songs performed in this magical and enchanting revue. Complete with lavish costumes, original arrangements, comedy and plenty of warm-hearted sentiment, this cast proves that Christmas is truly a season to enrich the soul.
A White Christmas has performed to adoring audiences and sold-out houses all across the Midwest. The show has been seen at Woodstock Opera House; Harrah's Casino; Governor's State University; across Door County, Wisconsin; and at numerous resorts and corporate events.
The revue features performers Jennifer Mather, Jim Goodrich, Flora Ann McIntyre & Gary DeVar. In addition to the Christmas revue, all four singers are also members of the Merry Maskers, a traveling caroling troupe that has performed on radio, television and across the Chicagoland area for over 17 years.
A White Christmas runs December 13 & 14, 2008. Performances are Saturday at 8 PM & Sunday at 3 PM. Tickets are $25 for Adults and $20 for Students & Seniors.
Presented in the Mainstage Theater of Village Players Performing Arts Center located at 1010 Madison St., Oak Park. Plenty of parking is available on the street. The theater is handicap accessible; please call ahead to arrange for special seating. Tickets available at www.village-players.org or by calling 866-764-1010.
Village Players Performing Arts Center offers an eclectic mix of entertainment that empowers and inspires while exploring the human condition.
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