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It Takes a Holiday Village MOVIE PREMIERE

CONCORDIA CONSERVATORY PRESENTS ITS 23rd ANNUAL HOLIDAY COMMUNITY 

MOVIE MUSICAL PREMIERE IT TAKES A HOLIDAY VILLAGE” 

DECEMBER 18 at 5 pm AT THE PICTURE HOUSE

Bronxville, NY– Concordia Conservatory will present its 23rd annual holiday community musical, a movie musical, “It Takes A Holiday Village” premiere on Sunday, December 18 at 5 pm at The Picture House, Bronxville with additional show times December 19 – 23 at 6 pm at The Picture House, Pelham.

The premiere will include a cast “red carpet” starting at 4:30 pm in the lobby of  The Picture House at 84 Kraft, Bronxville.

The cast hails from throughout Westchester and Fairfield Counties and includes Zach Bostock, Rayleen Bourdierd, Anyi Chen, Cindy Chen, Maeve Donnelly, Stella Donnelly, Nathaniel Dower, Sofia Duffy, Caris Erman-Thurmond, Ariana Gleason, Simon Grogan, Reed Harris Butts, Trixie Herman, Josh Judin, Kit Knapp, Blake Lander, Harry Manion, Chloe Mayer, Kelly McWilliams, Maeve McWilliams, Kathleen Moriarty, Samiya Narain, Elaina Poulos, Mariana Profili, Jeffrey Rohr, Laura Sanchez, Alexandra Seuffert, Katarina Seuffert, Lauren Seuffert, Lilly Slaughter, Avery Smith, Darcy Smith, Jordan Smith, Grace Smyth, Julia Tobin, Kayla Tobin, and Lila Wahl.

The production team includes Greg Suss & Alan Weiss (directors), Jon Klibonoff (music director), Jason Summers (choreographer) with video by Alan Weiss Productions and Lilly Slaughter (production assistant).

Since 1999, the Conservatory’s annual tuition-free holiday musical has been a beloved community institution and an effective theatre arts outreach program, supported by generous donors who have given over $900,000. In its 22-year history, the musical has been seen by 18,000 enthusiastic audience members and performed by 1,600 performers since its first performance. The Concordia Conservatory annual holiday community musical provides an opportunity for area youth to participate, without regard to family financial situation and disability.  

Tickets are available online at www.concordiaconservatory.org and by phone at 914-395-4507. Movie tickets are $20 adult and $10 senior/ child. 

Concordia Conservatory’s mission is to inspire, instruct, and enrich lives through music offering  excellence in education and performance.