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South Sound stages, streets and parks embrace the holiday season starting this weekend

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The article announces the start of the holiday theater season in Olympia, featuring two key productions: Harlequin Productions' 'A Christmas Carol' and Olympia Family Theater's 'Honk: The Musical. ' Harlequin's version of Dickens' classic includes returning cast members, such as Terry Edward Moore, who will take on the role of Ebenezer Scrooge, while 'Honk' presents a modern retelling of 'The Ugly Duckling,' emphasizing themes of self-discovery and diversity. Beyond theater, the article highlights the LoveOly Downtown for the Holidays celebration, which will adorn the downtown area with festive lights and decorations, and WinterFest, which promises engaging family activities, artisan markets, and musical performances. Together, these events reflect the rich cultural landscape of Olympia, providing entertainment and fostering community connections during this joyful holiday season.

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