Arts & Entertainment
It’s A Wonderful Life Is Coming To Stoneham
Greater Boston Stage Company brings holiday tradition to the stage starting Nov. 29.

A release from our friends at the Greater Boston Stage Company:
Greater Boston Stage Company brings one of the most iconic films ever made, It’s A Wonderful Life, to Stoneham, starting Nov. 29.
When misfortune befalls George Bailey on Christmas Eve, guardian angel Clarence swoops in to remind him of all the good he has done in the lives of those who love him most. A holiday tradition alive onstage, It’s A Wonderful Life brings us the timeless message that faith, hope, and family make life truly wonderful. Co-directed by Tonasia Jones and Artistic Associate and Young Company Alum Tyler Rosati, performances run Nov. 29 thru Dec. 23.
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“The audience can look forward to a fast-paced, story book, heart-felt play that examines what it means to live a fulfilled life,” says Co-Director Tonasia Jones. “They can expect to feel like they are opening an old story book by the fire at Christmas time, with all your loved ones close.” Continues Jones, “I really wanted to work on this piece to help modernize this story. It has been a fun ride thinking about how we include different races, ethnicities, and genders.”
The It’s A Wonderful Life cast features Margaret Ann Brady, Laura Chowenhill, Marge Dunn, William Gardiner, Jackson Hughes-Page, David Jiles Jr., Jeff Marcus, Elainy Mata, Young Company Alum Bryan Miner, Bob Mussett, Francis Norton, Jenna Lee Scott, and Stewart Evan Smith. Young Company Members Cate Galante, Linus Latta Giuliana, Melydia McCall, and Fiona Simeqi round out the Ensemble.
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Single Tickets for It’s A Wonderful Life: $45-55 Adults; $40-50 Seniors; $20 Students (with valid ID). Thrifty Thursday tickets cost $15 at the door and are available for the Thursday, Nov. 29 performance at 7:30 p.m. Student Rush Tickets start one hour prior to each performance, and two Student tickets may be purchased for the price of one (subject to availability). For more information or to purchase tickets, call the Box Office at Greater Boston Stage Company at (781) 279-2200, or visit their website.
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