Broadway on ice

By Nan Kording

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Don’t miss the Springfield Figure Skating Club’s annual “Spotlight on Ice” program where scenes from Broadway shows are performed on an ice skating rink by Springfield area figure skaters. The 2018 “Spotlight on Ice” program features music from Something Rotten, The Chocolate Factory, Sleeping Beauty, Huckleberry Finn, Superheroes and Little Shop of Horrors set to dazzling ice skating routines. This year’s special guest will be 2018 U.S. National Junior Champion Camden Pulkinen. General admission to “Spotlight on Ice” costs $12 for adults and $7 for children. Reserved seating is $23 for the front row and $18 for all other rows. For more information about the Springfield Figure Skating Club, visit http://sfsc4u.com.

Spotlight on Ice
Mar 24-25, 2pm Sat-Sun, 7pm Sat
Nelson Center Ice Arena
1601 N. Fifth St.
525-2589
General: $12 adults, $7 children
Reserved: $23 front, $18 other

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