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Christmas card sets, hundreds of colorful costumes, a live orchestra, and a professional cast will help ring in your holiday season. A Christmas Carol is the show that always puts you in the Christmas spirit. Celebrate the warmth of the holidays with Ebenezer Scrooge, Tiny Tim, and the spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Future in Charleston Stage’s original and imaginative take on Dickens’s immortal classic. By popular demand, this holiday favorite returns. Last year’s production of Charleston Stage’s A Christmas Carol set box office records with sold out performances. November 28th: “A Christmas Carol.” Presented by Charleston Stage at Dock Street Theatre, 135 Church Street From the Book by Charleston Dickens Adapted for the Stage by Julian Wiles Direction by Julian Wiles Musical Direction by Sam Henderson Choreography by Cara Dolan Associate Sponsors: Dennis and Lynn Drew / The Peter Glenville Foundation. in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells! performances will run Dec. 19th at the Historic Dock Street Theatre. Performances of A Christmas Carol run Nov. and her quest in discovering the Christmas spirit of peace and goodwill.'

It's sure to put audiences in the holiday spirit as they follow Junie B. The cast is made up of members of Charleston Stage’s Professional Resident Acting Company starring Mary Kate Foley as Junie B.

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“We're excited to bring back this fun-filled holiday story to life on the Historic Dock Street Theatre stage, an endearing tale based on the best-selling book series by Barbara Park. in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells! returns and is sure to delight families throughout the Lowcountry,” says Charleston Stage Associate Artistic Director Marybeth Clark. An ensemble of over 18 additional performers will fill out the cast which include local actors, members of Charleston Stage's TheatreWings High School Apprentices, and a children's chorus made up of members of Charleston Stage's Performance Troupe. Taybor/Ghost of Christmas Present (Ursula/Disney's The Little Mermaid) Ryan Pixler as Bob Cratchit (Harry Bright/Mamma Mia!) and Cody Rutledge as Gentleman Visitor/Ensemble (Princeton/Rod/Avenue Q). Members of Charleston Stage's Acting Ensemble will also play featured roles including Jesse Siak reprising his role as Jacob Marley (George/Of Mice and Men) Andrea Rausch as Mrs. Wiggins/Ghost of Christmas Past (Lennie/Of Mice and Men) and Brian Nabors as Ghost of Christmas Future/Ensemble (Carlson/Of Mice and Men). Cratchit/Ensemble (Sophie/Mamma Mia! and Curley's Wife/Of Mice and Men) Sergio De La Espriella as Young Ebenezer/Ensemble (Sky/Mamma Mia! and Curley/Of Mice and Men) Colin Waters as Mr. Charleston Stage’s Resident Professional Acting Company will play leading roles including Patrick Brett as Fred (Slim/Of Mice and Men), Scrooge’s estranged nephew Mary Kate Foley as Caroline (Lisa/Mamma Mia!), Fred’s wife Haley Denton-Hughes as Belle/Ensemble (Ali/Mamma Mia!) Sara Sanderson as Mrs. The role of Tiny Tim will be rotated between two students in Charleston Stage's TheatreSchool, Montgomery Smeaton and Lucas Shively. The cast includes Charleston Stage Acting Ensemble Member David Loar as Ebenezer Scrooge (Richard Burbage and Robert De Lesseps/Shakespeare in Love). And, though a few cast members from the past are returning to play their key roles, the majority of our cast of 32 are new to A Christmas Carol, each bringing their own imaginative take on these classic characters.” There’s also delightful choreography by choreographer Cara Dolan. “This retelling features new orchestrations by our Resident Music Director Sam Henderson, a full-scale original set built from scratch, and colorful new costumes created just for this production by Production Manager and Costume Designer Rafael Colón Castanera. And though this is our twenty-first production of A Christmas Carol, we knew we wanted to celebrate the holiday season by bringing back this classic which started it all,” says Charleston Stage Founder Julian Wiles. “A Christmas Carol was the very first show Charleston Stage produced which opened at the Dock Street Theatre in December of 1978.

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“These two complimentary Christmas stories will give audiences, especially families, two delightful theatrical options during the holiday season,” says Charleston Stage Founder Julian Wiles.įirst up is Charleston Stage’s spectacular production of A Christmas Carol, featuring a cast of 32 plus a live orchestra! Flying by Foy, who originally flew Peter Pan on Broadway, has returned to the Dock Street Theatre stage to fly Dickens's ghostly, enchanting spirits. in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells! Both productions will run throughout the month of December. (Charleston, SC) Charleston Stage celebrates the holidays with the return of its acclaimed musical adaptation of Dickens's immortal classic, A Christmas Carol, along with the return of the delightful, fun-filled story based on Barbara Park's book series, Junie B.