: GraceArts Live has canceled all remaining performances of “Cinderella,” originally scheduled to run through Nov. 22, and all performances of “A Christmas Carol,” originally scheduled to run from Dec. 5-20, due to the ongoing health pandemic and spike in local cases of coronavirus.
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