Jubilus Dinner Theater at OLGC

05/21/2026

Jubilus Dinner Theater Presents A Summer Christmas Musical-Comedy Full Of Laughter & Chaos At Our Lady Of Good Counsel Gym

LITTLE ROCK -- The Our Lady of Good Counsel’s Family Life Players are proud to present their Annual Dinner Theater production of “Christmas Chaos.”

Celebrate Christmas… in June! Set in a charming small town, the annual Christmas Gala is turned upside down when a fierce winter storm sweeps in. From decorating mishaps, kitchen chaos, unexpected guests and power failures, the evening quickly transforms into something far more meaningful than anyone planned.

Christmas Chaos features an energetic lineup of beloved holiday songs including “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree,” “White Christmas,” “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,” “We Need a Little Christmas,” and many more.

Christmas Chaos is a joyful and uplifting theatrical experience suitable for audiences of all ages.

The show dates are Fridays & Saturdays, June 5 & 6 and June 12 & 13. Serving a choice of ham or turkey and all the Christmas fixings. Vegan/Gluten Free option available. Tickets: $30 Adult / $20 Senior 65+ / $10 Child 3-10 yrs. Doors open at 6:15pm with curtain time at 7:30pm.
Sunday Matinee, June 7th, $15 Adult / $10 Senior 65+ / $5 Child 3-10 yrs. Includes Cookies, Cupcakes, and Beverages. Doors open at 2:30pm with curtain time at 3:30pm.

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Our Lady of Good Counsel Gym
1321 S. Van Buren
Little Rock, AR 72204

03/17/2026

Christmas Chaos in June
June 5,6,7 & 12,13

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Saint of the Day

St Genesius Of Rome

St. Genesius of Rome (d. 303 AD) was a renowned actor and playwright, the leader of a popular acting troupe during the reign of Emperor Diocletian. When the Emperor was killing Christians, Genesius wrote plays to mock them and expose their secret rites to ridicule. To research for a play mocking baptism, he went to a priest pretending to desire the sacraments and was fully instructed as a catechumen. Genesius prepared his play and instructed the other actors in their parts. On performance day the Emperor was present. Genesius played the lead character seeking baptism, and the rite was performed in such a ludicrous manner that all present laughed. As the water was poured over Genesius' head by an actor playing the priest's part, Genesius saw a vision of the heavens opened and the hand of God touching him. He also saw an angel who showed him that his many sins had been washed away through the valid baptism he had just received. At that moment Genesius' heart was changed by the Holy Spirit and he believed in the truth of Christianity. At the conclusion of the play Genesius boldly declared his new faith, recounting how he had been a scoffer until that moment. He implored the audience, including the Emperor, to follow Christ. The crowd thought this was part of the performance, but once they understood it was real, Genesius was seized. The Emperor, furious, subjected him to cruel tortures daily to make him renounce his faith in Christ. Genesius staunchly refused and was beheaded. The Christians collected his body and buried him with the other martyrs. St. Genesius is the patron saint of comedians, dancers, actors, musicians, printers, and torture victims. His feast day is August 25th.

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