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‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ performance lifts audiences spirits

Charlie Brown (left), played by Fox Duelli, talks to Linus, played by Hayden Shortsle, about not understanding the meaning of Christmas during PASTA’S performance of “A Charlie Brown Christmas” on Sunday, Dec. 3, at Gorton Community Center. PHOTO BY DALE JESSEN
Frieda (left), played by Kenna McBean, writes a letter to Santa for Patty, played by Sofia Rosinski, in PASTA's production of "A Christmas Carol" at Gorton Community Center on Sunday, Dec. 3. Photo by Dale Jessen

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Hilary Anderson, Freelance Reporter
1:50 pm PST December 5, 2017
Charlie Brown will never grow old. Stories about him and his friends are timeless.

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