PHOENIXVILLE, PA — As the festive season approaches, the historic Colonial Theatre in downtown Phoenixville is set to light up the winter months with an exciting lineup of holiday events. This year’s offerings promise a captivating blend of live performances, classic movie screenings, and immersive experiences, ensuring that audiences are enveloped in the warmth and joy of the holiday spirit.
Concerts and Evening Entertainment
Kicking off the celebrations, the theatre invites guests to step back into the roaring twenties with “Hush: An Immersive Speakeasy Experience” on November 22. Set in the Bank Lobby, this event encourages period-appropriate attire and features the musical stylings of Parlour Noir, accompanied by signature cocktails crafted with Bluebird Distillery products.
On December 6, families can enjoy “Jessica Lynn’s A Very Merry Country Christmas,” a vibrant multimedia show complete with dancers and choirs, aimed at raising funds and collecting toys for Toys for Tots. This interactive event is perfect for all ages and promises to deliver holiday magic.
The festivities continue on December 11 with “The Swingin’ Jazz Nutcracker Suite,” performed by the Emmy-nominated Scranton Jazz Festival Big Band. This 17-piece orchestra will transport audiences to the Big Band era with jazz renditions of holiday classics.
The third annual Phoenixville Christmas Spectacular will take place on December 7 and 8, showcasing dance performances by Feet First’s production company, local vocalist Michael Roman, and featuring Phoenixville’s Mayor, Peter Urscheler.
Special Movie Screenings and Events
Film enthusiasts can revel in a series of holiday classics. Kicking off on November 29, the theatre will screen “Elf,” followed by “The Polar Express” on November 30, where Santa will make a special appearance during the 11 a.m. showing.
On December 14, audiences can relive the adventures of “Home Alone,” followed by the 70th-anniversary screening of “White Christmas” on December 15. The Muppets bring to life Dickens’ timeless tale in “The Muppet Christmas Carol” on December 20, sharing the date with the screening of the controversial holiday favorite, “Die Hard.”
The holiday film series concludes with “A Christmas Story” on December 21 and the iconic “It’s a Wonderful Life” on December 22, offering a perfect cinematic close to the Christmas season.
To bid farewell to 2024, the theatre hosts “New Year’s Eve in the Emerald City” on December 31, a gala event featuring exquisite dining and entertainment, all in support of the Colonial Theatre.
This festive lineup at the Colonial Theatre promises an enchanting experience for all, combining the magic of live performances with timeless holiday films, making it a must-visit destination this winter season.
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