A beloved children’s story takes the stage in Historic Folsom with family-friendly performances through late December
FOLSOM — A story that has resonated with generations of readers is warming hearts on the local stage as Sutter Street Theatre presents The Velveteen Rabbit, now running through Dec. 28.
Adapted by James Still from Margery Williams’ timeless tale and directed by Sutter Street Theatre Artistic Director Allen Schmeltz, the production features performances on Saturdays and Sundays at 1 p.m., along with additional weekday performances scheduled throughout the month. The show is rated G and is designed for audiences of all ages.
The Velveteen Rabbit follows a young man as he reflects on his childhood and the friendship that shaped him, centered on a cherished toy bunny who longs to become real. Through imagination, gentle humor, and moments of heartfelt reflection, the story explores themes of love, belief, and the lasting impact of childhood bonds.
According to the theatre, the adaptation emphasizes warmth and nostalgia while remaining accessible to younger audiences, offering families an opportunity to share a meaningful theatrical experience together during the December season.
Located in the heart of Historic Folsom at 717 Sutter Street, Sutter Street Theatre is known for its intimate productions and commitment to community-centered storytelling. The Velveteen Rabbit continues that tradition, inviting audiences to slow down and enjoy a story that has endured for more than a century.
Reservations are available atwww.SutterStreetTheatre.comor by calling 916-353-1001.
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