Family plays to come to Sandy Springs area

  • 2020-11-30
Two plays for children that will make the holidays even more fun are planned for Roswell, a short drive from Sandy Springs.

“Trouble in Toyland” and “Santa's Missing Mail” will be performed in Roswell as part of the Roswell Winter Puppet Series. “Trouble in Toyland” takes place on a hectic Christmas Eve, where everything goes wrong. Santa no longer has his “ho ho ho,” Rudolph appears to have a cold in the nose, and the elves have gone on strike, even though the toys are not finished. This might mean Christmas will be canceled.

As its title indicates, “Santa's Missing Mail” is about the chaos that ensues when Santa's mail is stolen by a couple of villains who want to stop the Christmas fun by intercepting children's letters. In order to find the mail, Santa will need help, and his assistant is a superhero who does not seem to be especially helpful.

All Hands Productions is presenting the shows, and the performer is “That Puppet Guy,” Lee Bryan. Bryan performs a number of puppet shows in the local area. Brochure printing can provide fun programs for events like this.

“Santa's Missing Mail” is scheduled for December 16 through 19, at 10:00 am on all four days. “Trouble in Toyland” will be performed on December 21 and 22, with two shows each day, at 10:00 am and 1:30 pm. The Roswell Cultural Arts Center is the venue, masks are required, and a temperature check will be carried out.