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Clio Cast and Crew’s ‘The Day Before Christmas’ Starts Today

Are you ready to get some Christmas spirit? Clio Cast and Crew’s performances of “The Day before Christmas” starts today and runs through Sunday Dec. 15. In this new holiday musical spectacular, there is a flurry of activity at the North Pole. Santa and Mrs. Claus, the elves, the reindeer, the forest animals and even the Toys themselves prepare for the biggest night of the year!

It takes a lot of planning and hard work to get a sleigh off the ground and to deliver toys to children around the world, but Santa’s team is ready and willing. Or at least they think they are before a tricky Jack Frost decides to stop the Christmas festivities with a little comical chaos and calamity.

Theatre 57, where the performances are held, is located at 2220 W. Vienna Road in Clio. For more information and a schedule of the performances, visit cliocastandcrew.com. Tickets can be purchased by visiting https://www.cliocastandcrew.com/buy-tickets. Performances are: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 7:30-10pm; Saturday 2:30-5pm and 7:30-10pm; Sunday 2:30-5pm.

The Clio Cast and Crew, Inc. was founded in May 1977 and is a volunteer organization comprised of individuals dedicated to providing excellence in theatrical productions, promoting and providing education in the theater arts and enriching the social economic environment through community service and involvement. The theater group puts on five theatrical productions each season. This season may include farces, comedies, drama or musicals. Seasons tickets are available.

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