Wings of Christmas (Dunnam)

Critics called this play "An American Christmas Carol," with its Christmas card vignettes, Victorian costumes, intriguing world of characters, a touch of Americana, and a surprise ending that will make one's spirit's soar. It is the turn of the century and Madame Sheronovich, the once-great prima-ballerina, has just moved into the palatial Wedding Cake House with her dysfunctional family. As Madame auditions for a new dance mistress, a beautiful young lady appears. She is the one for whom Madame has been searching. Later that day, a mysterious sea captain arrives with a child he found abandoned. When Detective Carter is called to investigate, he discovers bizarre occurrences taking place in the house. During the grand Christmas Day Pageant, the identities of the three strangers and the miracle of Wedding Cake House are revealed.