Taproot Theatre is getting into the festive spirit with their rendition of Beasley’s Christmas Party, running from November 25 to December 30.

“Brimming with hope and heart, this holiday tale will charm your whole family with its surprising twists,” said Heidi Staub, communications manager for Taproot Theatre, in a statement.

Beasley’s Christmas Party tells the story of David Beasley, a quirky gubernatorial candidate full of imagination. Directed by Scott Nolte, the play features a cast of four actors, with three playing multiple characters.

Don Brady, who plays David Beasley as well as three other roles, cited the play’s family-friendly feel as one of the reasons he’s excited for the production.

“It’s very family friendly, very fun, and kind of silly,” he said.

Brady, an experienced actor who has been performing on stage since elementary school, has been with Taproot Theatre for around ten years. He is also familiar with Christmas plays. Brady was apart of the Oregon Repertory Theatre’s rendition of A Christmas Carol, but is happy to be with Taproot.

“I really like Taproot. It’s a great atmosphere for actors,” he said.

The play was adapted for stage by C.W. Munger from Booth Tarkington’s novel, and is making its regional premiere. It was originally produced Off-Broadway in 2008.

Beasley’s Christmas Party provides audiences with a joyful reminder of what the holidays are all about. Brady says one of the things he likes most about the play is that it tells a good story to help people enjoy the season.

“Bring your imagination when you come,” he said.

Tickets are available online at http://www.taproottheatre.org/buy-tickets, and through Taproot Theatre’s box office.