The Civic Standard in Hardwick, Vermont, exemplifies community building through creative endeavors like theater. Director Rose Friedman cast forty-five locals for 'A Christmas Carol' to create a sense of unity and resilience despite challenging winter conditions. This production, along with previous community events, underscores the importance of participation in the arts, as seen through Heather Lanphear's transformative experience in the show. Her initial disappointment with a minor role evolved into a significant character arc, highlighting personal growth and the power of community support in the performing arts.
In 'A Christmas Carol,' our community became a cast of forty-five, proving that theatre can unite even the most unlikely ensemble of performers.
Heather Lanphear's journey from a reluctant participant to realizing her potential on stage speaks to the transformative power of community theatre.
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