Year: 2020

Does the holiday season make you feel all “sparklejollytwinklejingley” inside and out? This time last year our stage was home to Buddy the Elf and his friends. Familiar with the magical and comical holiday classic? The story follows Buddy the Elf as he ventures out from his home in the North Pole and crosses the seven levels of the Candy Cane Forest, past the sea of twirly-swirly gumdrops, and through the Lincoln Tunnel to find the father he never knew he had. What made Buddy so courageous to leave the people and place he has known all his life? FAMILY! Buddy’s desire to know and be close to the ones who matter most is such a sweet and sentimental reminder of what makes the holiday season so special. It’s spending time with the ones we love and hold dear!

And you, our sweet readers, are part of our extended theater family! While it has been some time since our seats have been filled and our stage has been set, you are as close to our hearts as ever, and we cannot wait to welcome you all back! In the meantime, just remember, the best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear! 🎶

Happy Holidays from our theater family to yours! 

Did ASPI’s Online Auction Pass you by? Didn’t place the winning bid? Don’t worry! There are other ways to make ASPI part of your holiday season!

Gift Certificates 

Did you know that you can give the gift of theater? You can choose any amount and print the certificate from the comfort of your own home!

Wish List

ASPI has our own “Christmas List”, including: power tools, sound equipment, etc. We hope we are on Santa’s nice list!

Become a Spotlight Sponsor

With four levels from Bronze to Platinum, you get to choose your contribution. Every sponsorship ensures quality ASPI productions for our community for years to come!

Theater Work Days

Or, give of your time to one of our Theater Work Days! From indoor maintenance to outdoor projects, all skills and talents are welcomed and oh so appreciated. Be sure to follow Abrams Spotlight Productions, Inc. on Facebook to stay up to date of future work days!

This holiday season is looking different for a lot of us! If you’re able, please consider adding ASPI to your list to receive some holiday cheer! 

Happy Holidays from our theater family to yours!

Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, it’s off to an ASPI work day we go!

While our productions may be currently on hold, there is no shortage of maintenance, projects, and tasks to be done around the theater. We need your help to make sure the theater is up and ready to go for when our next season of shows begin.

We are having a socially distanced work day at the theater on Saturday, August 15, along with outside projects that can be done during the week and we need all hands on deck! From yard work to housekeeping, we have a job for you. Check out our other article: Work Day August 15, 2020 – Things To Do.

This work day is being organized by none other than ASPI veteran David Jolly, who eloquently shares why these work days are crucial to the ongoing success of the theater, especially in these unprecedented times.

“Our operations at ASPI were greatly affected by Covid-19. We were in our tech week for My Fair Lady in March when all activity had to be halted in response to the pandemic. All though all those associated with ASPI have had varying personal impacts, all of our lives have been rearranged and we must now consider the importance of various ‘non-essential’ activities and their place in our lives. ASPI will only continue to exist if many of its family members recommit to the necessary time and effort it takes to keep it going. Workdays are essential to the housekeeping tasks that must have volunteer support to be accomplished. Our upcoming workdays will be one of the first opportunities we have taken to see where we are at, in terms of ‘family’ or ‘community’ support. We will work together at this event to be protective of one another’s health while accomplishing some needed tasks.”

If you’re free Saturday, August 15th, stop by the theater between 9am-3pm! Whether it’s for a two hour time slot, or more, any amount of time can be accommodated. Please bring gloves, a mask, and some form of eye protection. Other equipment that would be greatly appreciated include: 2 string trimmers, 1 to 3 chainsaws (battery or gas powered), and 2 wheelbarrows.

We are planning to host these work days monthly so be sure to follow us on Facebook and stay tuned for future dates!

If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact the theater at (920) 826-5852.

Work Day Master List
August 15, 2020

Outside:

These can be done during the week if you cannot make Saturday Just call us at 920-826-5852 and let us know which outdoor items you can manage.

Clean and weed flower beds
Trim around building and grounds
Clean up pine tree branches on NW corner of property
Clean up brush on east side of parking lot
Sweep and clean patio area
Clean and check operation of grill

Inside:

Tools, equipment needed:

Bring gloves, mask, eye protection (goggles or glasses)
Wear long sleeves and pants, appropriate shoes

2 string trimmers
1-3 chainsaws, battery or gas powered
2 wheelbarrows

Read our other article regarding clean up day: Whistle While You Work