According to wtop.com, “The show follows two storylines both of a grieving family and the elves at the North Pole. “It tells you all the great secrets about where these elves come from, how they train and what they do,” Scalamoni said. “There’s also this wonderful story about this family who has recently lost their dad. They’re trying to make it through the holidays and grandpa brings this elf to them to try to cheer them up. It’s a struggle everybody can relate to these days.”
As per wtop.com, “The tour began Nov. 12 in Easton, Pennsylvania, before traveling the country. “The tour plays a different venue every night,” Scalamoni said. “Tonight they’re in Indianapolis, last night they were in Fort Wayne, Indiana, they’re going down south to Atlanta, they’re going to be up north in Boston. … We’re so excited to come to Tysons.” It might not be Thanksgiving yet, but it’s never too early to get into the Christmas spirit.”
It’s become an annual holiday tradition for families to spot The Elf on the Shelf at home. Now, check out “The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Musical” at Capital One Hall on Nov. 28. “It’s a fantastic story about faith, hope, and love — that’s what brings Christmas spirit to everybody,” Director Sam Scalamoni told WTOP. “It’s a real Broadway-style musical, a two-act musical, there’s a great story involved … there’s amazing dancing done by our choreographer Charlie Sutton from Broadway, our elves are fantastic tap dancers.”
According to wtop.com, “The show follows two storylines both of a grieving family and the elves at the North Pole. “It tells you all the great secrets about where these elves come from, how they train and what they do,” Scalamoni said. “There’s also this wonderful story about this family who has recently lost their dad. They’re trying to make it through the holidays and grandpa brings this elf to them to try to cheer them up. It’s a struggle everybody can relate to these days.”
As per wtop.com, “The tour began Nov. 12 in Easton, Pennsylvania, before traveling the country. “The tour plays a different venue every night,” Scalamoni said. “Tonight they’re in Indianapolis, last night they were in Fort Wayne, Indiana, they’re going down south to Atlanta, they’re going to be up north in Boston. … We’re so excited to come to Tysons.” It might not be Thanksgiving yet, but it’s never too early to get into the Christmas spirit.”
According to wtop.com, “The show follows two storylines both of a grieving family and the elves at the North Pole. “It tells you all the great secrets about where these elves come from, how they train and what they do,” Scalamoni said. “There’s also this wonderful story about this family who has recently lost their dad. They’re trying to make it through the holidays and grandpa brings this elf to them to try to cheer them up. It’s a struggle everybody can relate to these days.”
As per wtop.com, “The tour began Nov. 12 in Easton, Pennsylvania, before traveling the country. “The tour plays a different venue every night,” Scalamoni said. “Tonight they’re in Indianapolis, last night they were in Fort Wayne, Indiana, they’re going down south to Atlanta, they’re going to be up north in Boston. … We’re so excited to come to Tysons.” It might not be Thanksgiving yet, but it’s never too early to get into the Christmas spirit.”
