On view from December 16 through February 25, Indivisible features the new work of leading photographers and nationally recognized interviewers who were asked to record and interpret the character of these communities and the challenges residents face. The exhibit is free and open to the public. Tickets are on sale now for The Players Guild annual holiday musical extravaganza A Christmas Carol, which will run through December 22. This year's production of A Christmas Carol marks its 19th year at the Guild, and the fourth of its current original musical format. This year all new scenery, made possible by a generous grant from the Henry and Loiuise Timken Foundation, and designed by Wesley Peters, head of the scenic design department at Indiana University, along with new costumes, script changes, new music and new characters promise to make this production the best yet.
Discounts are available for seniors, students and groups.
The fourth annual Festival of Trees returns to the Cleveland Playhouse through January 5. This free holiday event for the community will feature over 60 beautifully decorated tress in CPH's lobbies, along with a dramatic outdoor light display by General Electric. 10 p.m. Parking is free except for one hour before performance times. Copyright 2000, The Buchtelite.