The Christmas Station, written by Shawn Kathryne King, takes place in New York City — Grand Central Station, actually — and features a young professional who is consumed with work and doesn’t seem to have time for Christmas. Witness how he discovers what’s really important as he travels to his hometown on Christmas Eve.
The play involves a number of comic and dramatic scenes, has an excellent cast, with actors from Long Valley, Budd Lake, Hackettstown and other local towns. It also features jazz, classical and choral music with local musicians and singers.
The Christmas Station is directed by Leon Hill, actor and theatre arts graduate of Centenary College, with assistant director, Lou Ann Harris, experienced actress and theatre arts enthusiast, as well as a number of dedicated Trinity members who help bring the production to life.
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Two performances, at 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. will be presented on December 17.
