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"Soup's On!"
Electric City Playhouse looks to fill donation box for Good Neighbor Cupboard
It is a time when thoughts turn to good deeds and, as the temperatures dip, perhaps curling up with a mug of something warm. Electric City Playhouse in Anderson knows that while many people are dashing around to finish shopping for gifts, others in the community need assistance with the basics. It is with this in mind that Electric City Playhouse (ECP) is collecting canned soup and food donations during performances of "A Christmas Carol".
ECP is striving to fill their donation box for Good Neighbor Cupboard so if charitable giving is on your to-do list and you would enjoy a break for festive entertainment, please join ECP at one of the three remaining performances of Charles Dickens' timeless tale.
"A Christmas Carol" is presented in radio play format as adapted from the 1939 Christmas Eve Campbell Playhouse broadcast. In addition to the classic rendition of redemption and goodwill, Carolers will entertain with traditional holiday songs. Audiences are encouraged to attend the show dressed in late 1930s style.
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“A Christmas Carol” features Paul Coppola; Eric Sorensen; John Huey; Ted Gosnell; Donovan Sorensen; Aaron Miller; Carrie Boyce; Kaitlyn Kelly; Siena Kibilko; Camerick Sorensen; Drew Sorensen; Bowen Sorensen; Kristen Sorensen; Marleah Sorensen; and Kaden Sorensen. Direction is by Pat Gosnell with production by Sharon Schultz.
Remaining performances are at 8pm on December 14, and 15; and at 3pm on December 16. Tickets are $12 each. Electric City Playhouse (ECP) is a Non-Profit Theatre located at 514 North Murray Avenue, Anderson, SC 29625. Please purchase show tickets in advance as seating is limited: https://ecplayhouse.com/ticket... or call 864.224.4248.
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ECP’s 2019 season includes “Tuck Everlasting: The Musical”; the one-acts “Laundry & Bourbon” and “Lone Star” presented together as “1959 Pink Thunderbird”; “The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!)”; “The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood”; “Moon Over Buffalo”; and “Messiah on the Frigidaire”. Additionally, the season includes two ECP Plus Productions for Mature Audiences: “Life’s Stages” (three one-acts) and “The Santaland Diaries”. The Summer Youth Camp in June is "101 Dalmatians".
Individual and season tickets are available and make excellent stocking-stuffers. Visit https://ecplayhouse.com or call 864.224.4248.