Francis: The Man from Assisi

❄️ Winter Weather Update

Current Status: ALL PERFORMANCES ARE PROCEEDING AS SCHEDULED.

While we are keeping a close watch on the incoming winter storm, we are committed to moving forward with our scheduled performances.

Why we are proceeding

We are honored to host a cast of incredible performers who have traveled from out of town on special arrangement to make these shows possible. Because of their limited travel windows and professional commitments elsewhere, rescheduling these performances is not an option. We want to ensure these artists have the opportunity to share their work with our community.

Our Policy on Cancellations & Refunds

We will continue to monitor road conditions and local advisories.

If the show cancels: In the event that weather conditions become severe enough to dictate a full cancellation,
all ticket holders will be issued a full refund .
* Your Safety First: We recognize that weather conditions can vary significantly depending on where you are traveling from. We fully respect and understand the choice of any individual to stay home if they feel unsafe or uncomfortable traveling.

Note: If you choose not to attend while the performance is still proceeding, please be aware that refunds are only guaranteed in the event of a venue-led cancellation.

Stay Informed

Should the status of a performance change, we will update this page immediately and send an email notification to the address used at the time of ticket purchase.

Join us for a special staged reading of a powerful new musical portraying the life of St. Francis—a man who renounced wealth, embraced peace, and devoted his life to God.

With a history of over 30 years of collaboration, Allen Pote, composer and co-founder of the Pensacola Children’s Chorus, and Tom Long, a Cincinnati-based playwright and Christian theatre director, bring the story of St. Francis to life with a heartfelt staged reading—no costumes, no sets, just powerful words and music.

Performance are Saturday, January 24th at 2:00 PM and 7:30 PM at the St. Thomas Episcopal Church - Parish Hall. Your attendance makes a difference! Offer feedback, share in the vision, and be part of something deeply meaningful as we develop this story into a fully realized production.