Name: Saline Area Players Presents Ho Ho Ho The Santa Claus Chronicles
Start: 2023-12-01T19:00:00
Location: The Well Church

Saline MI

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Saline Area Players Presents Ho Ho Ho The Santa Claus Chronicles

Friday December 1 2023 7:00pm

Debra Nichols Neighbor

This post expresses the views and opinions of the author(s) and not necessarily that of The Saline Post management or staff.

The Saline Area Players are proud to present Ho Ho Ho! The Santa Claus Chronicles, written by Pat Cook and directed by Samantha Kempf, produced with special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service Inc,

Englewood, CA.

The performances will be held at The Well Church in Saline, 211 Willis Rd.

The fun Christmas show tells the story of a special surprise for Santa, along with the antics of the elves and others at the North Pole in the last few days before Christmas.

Favorite Christmas songs will be sung bythe cast as part of the performance.

Performances are scheduled for November 30 at 7 pm, December 1 at 7 pm, December 2 at 3 pm, and December 3 at 3 pm. Tickets are available in advance on the website at salineareaplayers.org. Tickets

are $16 for adults and $11 for children and seniors if purchased with a credit card, or $15 and $10 if

purchased at the door with check or cash.

Please note: There are steps leading into the church. Additional information or questions:

president@salineareaplayers.org

The Well Church
211 Willis Rd
Saline, MI 48167
United States

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3-12-2026 10:55am

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