The Hallmark Channel is set to premiere its latest holiday film, “The Snow Must Go On,” on Friday, November 28, at 6/5c. This original movie stars Heather Hemmens and Corey Cott and revolves around a former Broadway star who takes on the role of director for his niece’s high school Christmas musical, all in the hope of impressing a powerful Broadway producer.
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In “The Snow Must Go On,” Isaiah Heyward, played by Corey Cott, returns to his hometown in upstate New York after nearly a decade away from Broadway—only to find the local high school in a bind, potentially cancelling their annual Christmas musical due to a lack of a director. With encouragement from his niece Aurora and the school’s guidance counselor, Lilly-Anne, Isaiah steps into the director’s chair. The stakes rise when he learns that the daughter of an influential Broadway producer is participating in the production, motivating him to secure a leading role for himself.
As rehearsals commence and Christmas Eve approaches, Isaiah not only embarks on a journey of personal and professional redemption but also unexpectedly discovers romance and meaningful connections that redefine his priorities. Ultimately, “The Snow Must Go On” conveys a heartwarming message about the power of love, family, and friendship—reminding viewers that the true spirit of the holiday season shines brightest when these elements come together.