CHERRY LOG, GA—November 30, 2015—On Thursday, December 10th, The Craddock Center invites the community to dinner and a play. It is the second greatest story ever told…that’s what some folks say about Dickens’s A Christmas Carol. Clark Taylor, who performs all parts of this theatrical event, adapts the Christmas tale of love and redemption with a distinctively Appalachian flair to create A Cherry Log Christmas Carol. Over the years, Taylor has created iterations of this piece for organizations near and wide; he cites Fred Craddock as a tremendous influence in this new interpretation of the story.
Telling stories, both through books and through oral tradition, is at the core of programming for The Craddock Center. Join us for this family-friendly event and enjoy a light dinner at 5:00 p.m. before curtain at 5:30 p.m. No reservations are necessary, but seating is limited. For more information or directions, visit craddockcenter.org or call 706-632-1772.
Contact:
Helen Sandonato
Programs Coordinator
helen-craddock@tds.net
The Craddock Center
706-632-1772
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