Arts
The Acton Players announce auditions for The Music Man
Gallery: All is (Nutcracker) Suite at Acton Band’s Holiday Pops!
PRISM brings ‘non-stop musical kaleidoscope’ to CCHS
Opera51 presents Mozart’s madcap ‘Cosi fan tutte’
Acton Museum wins prize for American Revolution 250th exhibitions
Concordian David MacAdam’s “Ebenezer Scrooge: A Christmas Carol” on Groton stage
CCHS senior returns to childhood stage — to write the play
Forty-three elementary and middle school-aged children dressed as snowflakes, reindeer, elves and carolers took the stage at the Charlestown Working Theater last weekend to enact the story of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer — but with a twist, courtesy of a Acton-Carlisle High School student. Senior Nadine Johnson, 18, a longtime theater lover who moved from Charlestown to Acton during the pandemic, wrote the play specifically for the Working Theater, where she’s held roles from actor to stage manager to child mentor since she was 5. “Theater is kind of my thing. I keep doing it … and the Working Theater
