Myrtle Beach Holiday Planning Guide

Myrtle Beach theatres Bring out the Stars Holiday sHows are a Gift of the Season lways exciting and entertaining, Myrtle Beach performance theatres pull out all the stops for the holiday season. Beginning in November, theatres are decorated and magically transformed into holiday wonders, with holiday and Christmas shows especially created to sparkle with the spirit of the season. Each performance offers guests an unforgettable blend of talent and showmanship. THe Carolina oPry The Carolina Opry Christmas Special is among the South’s best-attended holiday traditions. Thousands of visitors make their Christmas pilgrimage to see the surprises in store. Entertainer Calvin Gilmore began the tradition in 1986, creating a special show for one weekend. It was such a success that The Christmas Special was extended to another weekend—and then to weekdays, too. T ’was the months before Christmas And all down the Grand Strand, The elves were choosing the tunes for the band. The hits and the carols rehearsed for the crowd, Entertainers in costume would do themselves proud. During the 2008 holiday season, the excitement begins November 1 and continues through January 3, 2009, with regular evening performances and selectively scheduled matinees. Offering an unparalleled celebration, The Christmas Special combines carols and traditional music of the season with laughs and yuletide frivolity, all provided by a talented cast of 35 singers, dancers, musicians, and comedians. It’s a show that will get everyone in the spirit with its “Beautiful Star of Bethlehem” and “Twelve Days of Christmas,” along with the moving finale of “He’s Alive.” For the carolina Opry group information, call 800-633-1508 or visit the website at www.thecarolinaOpry.com. www.VisitMyrtleBeach.com 3 http://thecarolinaopry.com http://www.thecarolinaOpry.com http://www.VisitMyrtleBeach.com

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