Skip to main content
My Shows
News on your favorite shows, specials & more!

Holiday Presentations Include A CHRISTMAS SURVIVAL GUIDE and IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE

By:

Vermont's busy summer/fall theater season has come to a close, and now it's time for some holiday fun! Among this year's holiday-themed productions are Green Mountain Theater Group's A CHRISTMAS SURVIVAL GUIDE and two opportunities to see IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE: Lost Nation Theater's live radio play presentation, and Lamoille County Players' traditional stage production.


In Lost Nation Theater's IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE - A LIVE RADIO PLAY (12/4 and 12/5), Montpelier's City Hall Arts Center becomes a 1940s broadcast studio for Lost Nation's 6th annual presentation of the beloved holiday classic. The cast includes Mark Roberts, Kim Bent, and Cher Laston. Photo courtesy of Lost Nation Theater.


Lamoille County Players presents Doug Rand's stage adaptation of IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE (12/6 - 12/8 and 12/13 - 12/15) at the Hyde Park Opera House. Directed by Judith Mathison, the cast includes Mark Freeman, Taryn Noelle, and Chris Demars. Photo courtesy of Lamoille County Players.


Green Mountain Theater Group's A CHRISTMAS SURVIVAL GUIDE (12/11 - 12/15) is a comedic musical romp that follows five characters through a stressful holiday season. Presented at Plainfield's Goddard Haybarn Theater, this Hindman/Roderick/Glaudin revue features Charlie Cerutti, Siena Facciolo, Todd Jones, Erin McIntyre, and Amy Papineau; with artistic direction by Caleb Pitkin and musical direction by Eliza Thomas. Photo courtesy of Green Mountain Theater Group.

Don't Miss a Vermont News Story
Sign up for all the news on the Summer season, discounts & more...


BroadwayWorld TV


Gold Dust Woman - Tribute Band in Vermont Gold Dust Woman - Tribute Band
monument arts & cultural center (9/19-9/19)
Bug in Vermont Bug
Stone Valley Arts at Fox Hill (8/28-8/30)
Into The Woods in Vermont Into The Woods
Lost Nation Theater (7/22-8/02)
The Prescription Band in Vermont The Prescription Band
monument arts & cultural center (9/05-9/05)