Angelic performance gets a standing ovation at Port Orange Presbyterian Church

'Hark the Angel Sang off Key' was performed by elementary students Dec. 3.

By Zachary Fedewa | Contributing Writer
| 11:15 a.m. December 4, 2017

Back: Abigail Hlavacek, Kailyn Hlavacek, Nolan Palmer. Front: Carter Oakley, Reagan Pollack, and Sadie Robinson

A parent films Bayley Barnes, Brandice Thornhill, Reagan Pollack, Sadie Robinson, Evelyn Hlavacek(back), and Noah Rozboril

Helena Warwick, Carter Oakley, and Kairi Rohr walk up to the stage for their performance

A mother photographs the performance

Gavin Palmer ends the line of performers walking up on stage

Brandice Thornhill, Reagan Pollack, Sadie Robinson, Noah Rozboril, and Helena Warwick during their performance

Abigail Hlavacek leads all the angels down the aisle.

Front: Brandice Thornhill, Reagan Pollack, Sadie Robinson, Noah Rozboril, Helena Warwick, Carter Oakley, Kairi Rohr, Katherine Pickens, Ashley Dytkowski. Back: Bayley Barnes, Evelyn Hlavacek and, Gavin Palmer

Brandice Thornhill, Reagan Pollack, Sadie Robinson, and Noah Rozboril are enjoying their roles in the performance

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The congregation of Port Orange Presbyterian Church hosted its Children’s Christmas Musical on Sunday, Dec. 3. Elementary and preschool kids dressed up as angels to perform “Hark the Angel Sang Off-Key,” a musical that tells the story of an angel named Hark who struggles to get her voice in tune for a choir performance on the night of Jesus’ birth. The children have been practicing since September.

The cast included Hark, played by Kailyn Hlavacek; Harmonious, played by Abigail Hlavacek; and Gabriel, played by Nolan Palmer.

The musical received a standing ovation from the audience.