Meg Dussault (Director/Writer) Though Meg knows she will never live out her dream of being Mrs. Claus, she feels like writing and directing this show and sharing it with all her friends and family is the next best thing.  As we celebrate the holiday of whichever tradition we belong to, may we all remember the words of Howard Thurman who tells us what the real work of the holidays are, “To find the lost, to heal the broken, to feed the hungry, to release the prisoner, to rebuild the nations, to bring peace among the people, to make music in the heart.” 

Chandler Hayes -This is Chandler’s first show at Mass Arts Center and he is happy to be doing this with his dad.

Kevin Hayes is proud to work with Meg, Shannon and Sharon again. Kevin is back after a brief hiatus where he tried his hand at worm farming. Unfortunately, we live in New England and all the worms fried in the summer and froze in the winter, so he gave up and came back to theater.

Nathan Lamont is grateful to return for his fourth MAC production, last appearing as Ebenezer Scrooge in their 2024 A Christmas Carol with his wife and their two sons. Other recent roles include Oliver Warbucks in Needham Community Theatre’s Annie and Hercule Poirot in Milton Players’ Murder on the Orient Express, He is thrilled to be back on stage with his sons, and devotes his performance to his ever-resilient wife, Chrissy.

Oscar Lamont is thrilled to be back at MAC for his 4th show! Recent theater credits: George Reed (1776), Professor Callahan (Legally Blonde, Jr.), Young Scrooge/The Debtor (A Christmas Carol), Sound Operator (Bright Star), and The Stage Manager (Fairly Stupid Tales). He’d like to thank Meg for all her work, patience, and for including the Lamont boys in a second holiday show! He’s also grateful to this cast & crew, his family (especially co-stars Simon and Daddy Lamont), and his friends for all their support.”Enjoy the show and happy holidays!”

Simon Lamont is excited to be back at MAC for his 3rd show! Recent theater credits: Dewey (Legally Blonde, Jr.), Peter Cratchit / Delivery Boy (A Christmas Carol), Rick Donahue (The Show Must Go On), and Lieutenant Ward (Annie, Jr.). He would like to thank Meg for all her work and talents, this fun cast (especially his co-stars: bro Oscar and Daddy Lamont), and his family and friends! “Happy holidays everyone! Thank you for coming, and I hope you enjoy the show!”

Cate Lightbody is a recent graduate of Wright State University’s Musical Theatre program and she is excited to be in her first Mass Arts show in this beautiful space. Some of her recent credits include Alice by Heart (Alice), Cabaret (Rosie) and Something Rotten (Portia). She has had so much fun during this process, and wants to thank this amazing team for their hard work and enthusiasm.

Eric Lightbody is thrilled to be performing here at the Mass Arts Center with some wonderful old and new friends.  While this is his first performance in this space, he appeared previously in several shows at the previous Black Box including Harry in Company and Norbert in The Great American Trailer Park Musical.  Other favorite roles include Nathan Detroit in Guys & Dolls (RTW), Caldwell B. Cladwell in Urinetown (InCharge Productions), and Buddy in We Will Rock You! (Norwood Theatre). He would not be here at all without that first “push” from his wife Kristin and certainly would not have continued to grow as a person and performer without the inspiration of the “Lightbabies”, Cate & Abbi.  He would also like to thank Meg and Shannon for creating this show and bringing us all together to succeed and enjoy as well as Sharon, Richard, Bruce & Cate (yes, that Cate) for helping guide us through such a fun experience.

Amanda Malyar is happy to return to the Mass Arts Center after previously performing in Lifelines: A Concert Fundraiser, And The World Goes ‘Round and Godspell.  Favorite theater roles include Jill in A Nice Family Gathering, Sara Jane Moore in Assassins, and Maude/Victoria in Cloud 9. Amanda holds a degree in Musical Theater and Directing from the Boston Conservatory, but spends most of her time running the South Shore’s favorite hot dog truck, Flashback Franks! She dedicates this performance to her daughter, Romy, who’s celebrating her first Christmas this year.

Alexander Narcotta is excited to be back on the MAC stage, and especially thrilled to be working with Meg again! This marks his third production at MAC, having previously appeared in the ensemble of Evita and as George in Hair. Other favorite credits include: Malcolm/Third Witch (Macbeth) and Tybalt/Paris (Romeo and Juliet) with Bay Colony Shakespeare Company; and Stephano (The Tempest) and Friar Laurence (Romeo and Juliet) with Cape Cod Community College’s “Shakespeare Under the Stars” Series. Alex would like to thank his Mom for her constant encouragement, Meg for the opportunity to play in her worlds, and Shannon for the endless support with all things music.