Jimmy and the Star Angel

By: Jerry Robbins, Jeffrey Gage

Narrated by: Jerry Robbins, Shana Dirik, Allan Mayo, Colin Budzyna, The Family Time Audio Theatre Players

Jimmy and his sister Samantha are celebrating their first Christmas since the death of their father. While Samantha embraces the holiday spirit, Jimmy is filled with apathy and indifference over the season.

On Christmas Eve, after Jimmy breaks one of his father's ornaments, a strange force shrinks both he and his sister down to ornament size. On the lowest branch, they meet an Old St. Nicholas ornament who explains that the Star Angel, residing at the very top of the Christmas tree, alone has the power to return them to normal size and must do so before sunrise, when the magic that brings the ornaments to life will fade away, turning Jimmy and Samantha into ornaments as well.

With the aid of the Cookie Dough Man '66, Lighthouse, Sheriff and Pockets the tramp clown, they embark on a journey to the top of the tree.

Determined to stop them is Scrimshaw, who has vowed revenge against Jimmy for dropping him on the floor and causing him to break, only to be glued back together again, and forever banished to Empty Side.

It becomes a race against the clock to reach the top of the tree as Scrimshaw and his hideous, disfigured army from Empty Side pursue the kids and their merry gang in this musical adventure.

©2016 Family Time Audio Theatre (P)2016 Family Time Audio Theatre

Great Christmas story for all ages to enjoy.

This was wonderful. It is great for all ages. Wonderful Christmas show for everyone.

Wonderful old time radio recorded in our times.

Jerry Robbins that's a wonderful job what's the Broadway ask Christmas Story of a young boy and girl who have lost their father I'm trying to deal with their grief. enjoyable music and songs but you should listen to in the dark on a Christmas Eve.

AWESOME Christmas Story for the family

The Family Time Audio Theater did an AMAZING Job creating this Christmas Story. Love It!!!

Outstanding

This was a great story, it was bittersweet & warmed the heart. Another fine production. Merry Christmas

This is a kid's book

I could not finish this book. It was definitely a kid's book. It might be fine in an auditorium as a play, but blasting in my ear didn't cut it.