Theater groups plan shows across US, Ireland

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Community and regional theaters are announcing a range of upcoming productions, from comedy and holiday stories to contemporary and classic one-act plays. In Westport, Ireland, St. Patrick’s Drama Group will stage Séamus McNally’s new comedy “Closing Limbo,” about a dysfunctional afterlife bureaucracy, for three nights. Chadron High School’s one-act team will give a public performance of “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” while Grand Rapids’ National Broadway Theatre is bringing “Little Shop of Horrors” to its stage. Vermont Theatre Company will present four one-act plays, including a work inspired by Agatha Christie, as part of a program designed to give directors room to experiment. Columbus East Theatre will combine David Lindsay-Abaire’s “Snow Angel” with Samuel Beckett’s “Come and Go” and “Play” for a three-performance run.

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