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The Theater Column By arts columnist Tom Sims This holiday season, three one-person shows in Cape May will help you discover just how much cheer one person can bring. Here is a preview. One-person shows are nothing new. Ancient tribes all had one person who likely told the stories passed down from generation to generation, according to historian John Gentile’s book “Cast of One: One Person Shows from the Chautauqua Platform to Broadway.” One of my favorites was Edgar Allen Poe, who would recite his work for audiences in “platform performances” in the 1840s. Ten years later, another performer took America by storm performing his work — Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” Cape May Stage has brought “One Christmas Carol” to town, and Douglas Baker has been charming audiences in this oneman show. The theater describes this show as a “one-man tour de force. Dickens’ famous story about selfishness and selflessness is stripped down to its bare essence, forgoing the usual opulence of the holidays and focusing on what is of utmost importance during the season.” The show runs through December 30 at the Robert Shackleton Theater. More info is available at www.capemaystage.org. Next, hop a trolley to enjoy amazing holiday ghost stories. East Lynne Theater and Cape May MAC host Amanda Brinlee who will captivate audiences in Ghosts of Christmas Past Trolley Rides, which run through December 23. Amanda helped ELTC bring “Poe by Candlelight” to the stage in October, and she is sure to please this season. Contact MAC for tickets at 609-884-5404. ELTC’s Gayle Stahlhuth makes her final performance as Artistic Director. In “Christmas Presents from the Past,” she brings three holiday classics to the stage including one of my personal favorites, O. Henry’s “Gift of the Magi.” Other stories include Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “Snow Image” and Mary Wilkins Freeman’s “Christmas Masquerade.” Gayle has been a Cape May treasure since joining ELTC in the late 1980s. Stahlhuth, with husband Lee O’Connor, produced over 120 shows for ELTC. In 2016, she was honored for her years of theater work by The National Association of Professional Women. This show runs through December 10 at the Cape May Presbyterian Church. Call 609- 884-5898 or visit www.eastlynnetheater.org. One person can make an impact, both on stage and in life. This holiday season, see what impact these actors have on your holiday mood! Then spread some cheer yourself. December 1, 2022 EXIT ZERO Page 37
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