Beautiful Star:
An Appalachian Nativity
A Seasonal Celebration
written and directed by Preston Lane
original music by Laurelyn Dossett
November 28 – December 21, 2008
Come home for the holidays.
After two seasons of sold out performances and record-breaking runs, Beautiful Star’s Rev. Roy Ledbetter and the Open Heart Community Fellowship congregation return once again to bring the Christmas story to life with down home laughter, toe-tapping music and a tug at the heart. See why critics call this new holiday tradition “perfect family fare…[that] will lighten your heart and put a lump in your throat,” (Greensboro News & Record) and “the best show I've seen in this or any holiday season.” (The Charlotte Observer)
Running time: Approximately 2 hours, plus one intermission.
SATURDAY NIGHT POST-SHOW CONCERTS
In conjunction with Beautiful Star, we're presenting some of the area's best musicians in three concerts immediately following the Saturday 8:00 pm performances.
December 6: Riley Baugus, Joe Thrift and Laurelyn Dossett
December 13: Laurelyn Dossett, Molly McGinn and Scott Manring
December 20: Beaconwood
Concerts are free to ticket holders of that night's performance, and $5 at the door for the concert alone.
PARENTS – Save with our "2 for 1" Tuesday Ticket Special. Buy 1 adult ticket at regular price and get 1 child's ticket FREE!
Good for all Tuesday 7:00 p.m. performances. Limit 2 per order. (Offer not available online.)
Call the Box Office for tickets. 336.272.0160 or toll-free 866.579.TIXX (8499)
Soundtrack available at the Box Office for only $10.
Beautiful Star is presented as a special event and is not included in the Season Pass package. 2008-2009 single ticket prices apply. Passholders can purchase Flex Tickets at the special rate of $30 each if purchased in conjunction with a Season Pass.
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The angels cast Lucifer out of Heaven. |
God creates Adam and Eve. |
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Noah and his family listen to a radio report of the impending flood. |
The Fellowship introduces Mary in "Be Not Afraid". |
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King Harrod warns the Three Wise Men. |
The Shepherd doubts Mack's explanation about his new "baby". |
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All gather in the manger to welcome the birth of Jesus. |
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