Holiday Magic At WestConn

By MELISSA MASON

Published: Dec 12, 2000 12:00 am

DANBURY â Santa Claus is coming to The Berkshire Theatre at Western Connecticut State University. Children of all ages are invited to see Santa in Christmasville, the most wonderful town in the world, during performances of Holiday Magic. The show will be presented Saturday and Sunday, December 16-17, at 2 pm.

The entire stage will be aglow during the 60-minute Christmas spectacle for the whole family. Singing, dancing and lots of fun are in store for one and all.

The show is being presented by the communication and theatre arts department in association with Lamar Productions of Danbury, and is sure to be a hit with children of all ages. The show is an original Christmas musical with a special visit from the man with the best âho-ho-hoâ in town. Dazzling sets, spectacular lights and plenty of holiday cheer await the whole family.

Children will be able to visit with Santa following the performances.

All seats are $6.50, with tickets available at the door. Berkshire Theatre is on the universityâs midtown campus, on Osborne Street. Reservations and specific directions are available by calling 778-3344.

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