Spring play, Silver Belles, runs in March

Two women in medical scrubs standing in a hospital room, conversing with each other.

Santa may be on Spring Break, but it’s Christmastime in the D Wing! The Mother McAuley Theatre Program presented their spring play, Silver Belles, on March 26 and March 27.

The play was a heartfelt tale of caring for the people who matter most - with laughter, tears, romance, and a few Christmas surprises - a Hallmark movie meets the Golden Girls.

Congratulations to the cast and crew for a MIGHTY production!

Two women in medical scrubs standing in a hospital room, conversing with each other.
A group of people, including a person lying in a bed, are gathered in what appears to be a bedroom setting with a framed landscape painting in the background.
The image depicts two individuals on a stage, with one person wearing a long, ornate purple dress and the other wearing a dark coat. The background appears to be a theatrical setting with lights and decorations, suggesting a performance or stage production.
Three individuals, dressed in colorful and eclectic attire, stand on a stage with a backdrop of a painted scene. The individuals appear to be performers or actors, with one holding a cane and another wearing a long, flowing robe.
The image shows a group of people, including a person dressed as Santa Claus, gathered in what appears to be a living room or similar indoor setting, with decorative elements and furnishings visible in the background.
Three individuals, two women and one man, are engaged in a conversation at a podium in a room with brick walls and framed artwork.
Two young women, one with dark hair and the other with reddish curly hair, are sitting closely together on a bench in a dimly lit setting.
A group of people, both young and old, gathered in a room with colorful curtains and a mural on the wall, some sitting on a bench and others standing.
A woman with curly hair stands at a podium, gesturing animatedly while speaking, with colorful clothing and decor visible in the background.
The image shows a group of people standing in a festively decorated room, with a Christmas tree and other holiday decorations visible in the background.

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A smiling young woman in a pink shirt points to a painting of a person holding a jar, with various other artworks displayed on a wall behind her.

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