The holiday classic you know and love!
Dec 2 - Dec 27
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Author: Lisa Adams (Lisa Adams)
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The Call List
A deadly serious comedy about being alive, Part of The World Premiere Wisconsin Festival.
Sept 23 - Oct 11
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2026 Third Avenue PlayWorks Season Includes World Premiere
Third Avenue PlayWorks (TAP) has announced its five-show 2026 season, which includes the world premiere of The Call List by Brian James Polak as part of the World Premiere Wisconsin Festival.
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December at the Holiday: Lights, Live Music & Last-Minute Magic
December in Sturgeon Bay has its own kind of soundtrack. Holiday lights glow a little brighter against the early sunsets, music spills out of lounges and waterfront venues, and small-town streets fill with shoppers, cocoa in hand, searching for just the right gifts. Here at the Holiday Music Motel, we’re closing out the year the way we love best, celebrating local creativity, supporting our neighbors, and pointing you toward the can’t-miss events that make Door County feel extra magical this time of year.
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A Christmas Carol TAPs into radio play history
Beginning this week, you can experience a different kind of live theatre unfold before your eyes at Third Avenue PlayWorks while also celebrating the holidays. “A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play” opened on Wednesday at the Sturgeon Bay theater, retelling the familiar story of Ebenezer Scrooge and his emotional transformation following the visits of the Christmas Ghosts of Past, Present, and Future. While the WBFR Radio Players will still look and play the parts of Scrooge, Bob Cratchit, and others on stage, they will also double as the production’s sound effects department. It is a throwback to an art form that dates back to the 1880s in France and hit its peak popularity in the United States from the 1930s through the 1960s. TAP Artistic Director Jacob Janssen says watching the actors play all of the different parts—from characters to sound effects—is a special treat for audiences.
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The Art of Foley with Brian Grimm
What is a radio play anyway? In this unique theatrical experience, you’ll see your favorite TAP actors, playing actors, who are playing their roles in A Christmas Carol. The scene you’ll see before you is a 1940’s sound stage complete with art deco styling, microphones, and tables full of items to create live sound effects.
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TAP Presents “A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play”
Third Avenue Playworks filled its windows with Christmas characters to brighten the street last year. File photo by Rachel Lukas. Third Avenue PlayWorks (TAP) will present A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play from Dec. 3 through 28 at TAP’s Steve and Jackie Kane Theatre, 239 N. 3rd Ave. in Sturgeon Bay.