ELF the Musical is now playing at the 5th Avenue Theatre Company, running through December 28 at the historic downtown Seattle theatre. Check out this all new clip of 'The Story of Buddy' from the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A little boy with Down syndrome could not contain his joy recently, when he got to meet Buddy the Elf in person. Footage recorded ...

A little boy with Down syndrome could not contain his joy recently, when he got to meet Buddy the Elf in person. Footage recorded by the boy’s sister, Ashtyn Abbas, shows six-year-old William Bosch ...

Candy, pop tarts, maple syrup and spaghetti? If “Buddy the Elf” can eat it, so can the FOX43 Morning Team! Here’s how to make the movie-inspired treat. Federal judge blocks Trump bid to move ...

NEW HOPE, Pa. (WPVI) -- There's no one better tasked to spread Christmas cheer than Buddy the Elf! The musical adaptation of the popular holiday film about a human raised by elves is on stage now at ...

LANCASTER, Pa. — At the Fulton Theatre, the holiday season has officially arrived and this year, they're going big. ELF the Musical is back and cast members say it's a show that just makes people ...

“Elf the Musical” is the theatrical equivalent of pouring maple syrup on spaghetti; kids may love it, but nostalgia aside, it’s too sickly sweet to have broad appeal for adults. Based on the 2003 film ...

1 Video: THE GREAT GATSBY Tour's David Smith and Senzel Ahmady Sing 'My Green Light' That said, some songs serve the story well, while others feel like excess teddy bear stuffing from Santa’s workshop ...

"Elf The Musical" is playing at the Derby Dinner Playhouse in Clarksville, Indiana, through Dec. 31. Actors playing Buddy the Elf and Santa shared advice on spreading holiday cheer and creating ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Buddy the Elf has traveled down from the north pole, to tell us about A musical now playing in Chicago! "Elf" just opened Tuesday night at the Auditorium Theatre. The Will Ferrell ...

You probably recognized that famous line, along with many other ones, from the Christmas classic "Elf" starring Will Ferrell. After sneaking into Santa Claus' (Ed Asner) sack as an orphan, Buddy the ...