Performers include, front row: Emery Heacox, Ellason Curtis, Peyton Chuzie, Finnley Horan, Chloe Lucas, Nora Colvin, Shaylee McGraw, Korah Bosko, Adalyn Martin. Second row: Braelee Zuck, Gwen Bigelow, Roryn McCandless, Haidyn Simpson, Avery Carr, Kaylynn Bosko, Isla VanOrd, Annabelle Martin. Third row: Kyler Bosko Liam Baldensperger, Lacey McNett, Melody McCandless, Kaitlyn Salapek, Raegan Hammersley, Isabella Wenzel, Adam McChesney. Fourth Row: Carly Olsen, Taylor Alexander, Adeline Amsdell, Rylee Steffan, Izzy McMonigal, Rocco Siliano, Katelyn Jurkowski, Harper Jones.

Start the holiday season off right with the Molly Dies’ Dance Express Competition Team and friends at their festive show, A Christmas Spectacular – A True Christmas Experience! This beloved Warren County holiday tradition returns with a new venue and a fresh look. Taking place at the Women’s Club of Warren, this 90-minute production will transport audiences straight to the North Pole, complete with dancing reindeer, cheerful elves, and plenty of holiday spirit.

The first 30 minutes feature a lively pre-show experience where guests can mingle with dancers, elves, and carolers; take photos with performers; and enjoy refreshments. Then, the main show begins–with plenty of audience interaction in a cozy, intimate setting. Think dinner theater–but without the dinner! Guests will be seated at tables surrounding the dance floor, invited to sing along, and enjoy an up-close view of the performers.

Each $25 ticket includes: One beverage ticket, one bakery ticket, meet-and-greet and photo opportunities with featured characters, coloring activities and face painting, and one Christmas souvenir. Additional festive treats and holiday goodies–like collectible holiday Squishmallows–will also be available for purchase.

Seating is limited, and tickets are available online only at www.danceticketing.com/30498. With six showtimes over Thanksgiving weekend, there’s a chance for everyone to join the fun: Friday, Nov. 28, 2 and 7 p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 29, 11 a.m., 2 and 7 p.m.; Sunday, Nov. 30, 1 p.m.