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In the heart of Burberry, a retired Broadway director takes on her biggest challenge yet - saving a small-town church with a Christmas service unlike any other! With dazzling performances, heartfelt moments, and plenty of laughs, the town bands together to rediscover the true meaning of Christmas.

But will national singing star Daniel Thomas risk it all - including his love, Amy Elizabeth - in his quest for fame? FIND out in our ALL NEW musical,

"The Greatest Christmas", a heartwarming holiday event that's sure to captivate

audiences of all ages!

Saturday, December 7th at 7pm

Sunday, December 8th at 3pm (SOLD OUT)

Saturday, December 14th at 7pm

Sunday, December 15th at 3pm (SOLD OUT)

Saturday, December 21st at 3pm

Sunday, December 22nd at 3pm

Adults $28 / Seniors (over 60) $26 / Children (5-12) $26

Special Offer : Groups of 10 or more receive a 10% discount!

To make group reservations, you MUST call us directly at 717-220-3318

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Celebrate Christmas With Us!

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The Official
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Star Theatre

About Us

At Star Theatre, we are dedicated to delivering high-quality, family-friendly live entertainment with a focus on meaningful storytelling.

The theatre was built in 1911 and opened to the public in 1912. It was the home of events such as live productions, silent movies and matinees.

Academy Award Winner, Jimmy Stewart, would frequent the theatre as a teenager while he was a student at the Mercersburg Academy in the 1920's.

Fire damaged the theatre in the 1930's, after which a decorator from Philadelphia was called in to restore the damage. A massive renovation was done which included Art Deco light fixtures and Flocked wallpaper.

In the late 1970's the theatre was operated as a movie house and in the year 2000 it became the home of the Pennsylvania Opry for several years.

Star Theatre Productions LLC currently owns and operates this piece of Mercersburg history and is continuing to renovate the building while maintaining it's historic integrity.

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