While the stage is expansive enough for the show’s large ensemble, the theater has a cozy, intimate feel, too, like the best Broadway theaters. Highlights of the show: This production is about as close as it gets to Broadway By the Sea. One tap number performed by the whole ensemble stands out as a crowd-pleaser In fact, it’s a musical extravaganza filled with a long list of numbers delivered expertly and joyfully, and accented by flawless and fun-filled choreography. See it or not: That’s the plot, but this show is really all about the music. So he sets out to find them and make his life “sparklejollytwinklejingley,” just like the lyrics of one of the show’s songs. But there is good news wrapped in with the bad: Buddy has a built-in family living far from the polar bears of the north, in Manhattan.
The unhappy, pre-Christmas tidings are delivered by - you guessed it - the big man in red himself, Santa (Michael Ernst).
What it's about: Buddy the Elf (Ari Lew) gets the shock of his elfin life when he learns that, despite living and working since birth among his diminutive brothers and sisters, he is really human (horror of horrors). Written by: Book by Thomas Meehan and Bob Martin, music by Matthew Sklar, lyrics by Chad Beguelin, presented by the Cotuit Center for the Arts More: Thanksgiving tradition: Top Cape Cod high school football games to watch on Thursday Reviews Review: "Elf, the Musical" All audience members must wear a mask inside the playhouse. 3-19 at the Academy Playhouse, 120 Main St., Orleans. The lovely score includes the Oscar-winning "Falling Slowly," and the Academy will set up the stage as a working Irish bar, with preshow and intermission entertainment. The story: In Dublin, an Irish musician and a Czech immigrant are drawn together by their shared love of music, a collaboration that grows into a complicated love story. The Academy of Performing Arts is presenting one Saturday-night preview of the Tony-winning musical romance "Once" this weekend before the show runs through much of December. Check out the musical romance, the holiday favorite and the whodunit playing on this holiday weekend: What's new A theater fan walked into a bar. There are three very different shows on local stages this week. Watch Video: Jill Biden receives White House Christmas tree
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