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A Christmas Carol

2021 Holiday
from the novel by Charles Dickens adapted and directed by Aaron Lamb
Played November 24 - December 30, 2021 Evenings at 7:30pm • Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2pm

A Christmas Carol

Overview

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Venue

The State Theater

Ticket Prices

General $49 • Senior/Military $45 • Student/Youth $25 View our Seating Chart, or learn about Rush Tickets and Pay What You Choose.

Age Recommendation

All ages with guidance

Accessibility

For patrons with mobility challenges, we offer front-row seats, accessible bathrooms, and gently sloping aisles. Wheelchair Seating is also available. Assisted Listening Devices are available free of charge at the Concessions Counter.
estimated run time 1 hr 20 mins

Creative Team

Director Aaron Lamb
Choreographer Corey McDaniel
Scenic Design Jeannie Beirne
Costume Design Darren Mills
Lighting Design Olivia Burlingame
Co-Sound Design Keith Jewell
Co-Sound Design Gina Salerno
Properties Design Gerald B. Browning
Dialect Coach Marianna de Fazio
Stage Manager Gina Salerno
Company COVID Safety Manager Edania Liptzin

Cast

Terry Edward Moore*
Ebenezer Scrooge View
Andrew Yabroff
Player 1 (Christmas Present, others) View
Jana Tyrrell
Player 2 (Christmas Past, others) View
Nathan Rice
Player 3 (Bob Cratchit, others) View
Russ Holm
Player 4 (Jacob Marley, others) View
Kate Anders
Player 5 (Belle, others) View
Aaron Lamb*
Player 6 (Fred, others) View
Eleanor Rose Kinn
Girl (Little Fan, others) View
Twana Beedle
Girl (Little Fan, others) View
Teddy Clifthorne
Boy (Young Scrooge, Tiny Tim, others) View
Wade Mutchler
Boy (Young Scrooge, Tiny Tim, others) View
Helen Harvester
Understudy - Christmas Past, Belle View
*Member of the Actor's Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

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