Description

Directed by Jodi Hodgson.

Produced by special arrangement with Kenneth L. Chumbley.

Early in his career, Charles Dickens wrote a short piece he called, "The Story of the Goblins Who Stole a Sexton." In 1836, he used it in The Pickwick Papers (ch. 29), and in 2836, he used it as the basis for A Christmas Carol: his goblins story and A Christmas Carol both occur on Christmas Eve, both involve the redemption of a wretched, loveless man, and both involve metaphysical intervention. It is a retelling of Dickens' short story that has all the themes that made A Christmas Carol a classic. 

Auditions: Sept. 29 | Tickets on sale: Nov. 18 | Season Pass: Nov. 11

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