Events

Mohawk Trail High School Fall Play

When
Dec 9th, 2023
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Where
Ashfield RoadShelburne FallsMA01370

MTRS

Performing Arts

Presents

Gracie’s Place

 

Gracie’s Place takes place in 2 different eras in the same building. We begin with the Martin Family. They own the building that has a children’s book store and

The Mike Martin Sunday Night Radio Show.

Our second act takes us to a modern-day café called Gracie’s Place. Rose owns the building now and serves homemade muffins, coffee and lunches along with her best friend Louise.

 

Please come and support this talented and hardworking cast and crew!!

 

When- Friday December 8, 2023 @ 7:00 pm & Saturday December 9, 2023 @ 7:00 pm

 

Where- Mohawk Trail Regional School Auditorium

 

With who? – EVERYONE YOU KNOW!

 

To purchase tickets, contact Miss Eva @ stagemanager@mtrsd.org

 

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Please consider bringing a new children’s book to either performance. These books will be donated to

The Mary Lyons Foundation and distributed to the community.

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