Radio Manuscript, Grecian

Directed by Trey Gordon
Accompanist: Robert Malchow

Sensory Friendly performance for this show is Saturday, December 13 at 2:30 pm.

A familiar story told as a radio drama onstage, complete with sound effects and music cues, A Christmas Carol begins with the storyteller and his friends discussing the tale they will tell.  They decide on an opening line, and the storyteller begins, transforming into the mean and stingy Ebenezer Scrooge as he speaks.  Throughout, the storyteller remains in the Scrooge characterization as the other actors narrate in their natural voices while assuming new voices and dialects, becoming every character in the tale.  A Christmas Carol is staged with minimal costuming and a simple set.  The actors read from scripts at the three floor microphones downstage while all sound effects and music are performed live.  The original Dickens story is all here: Scrooge refuses a Christmas dinner invitation from his nephew, Fred, turns away charity workers raising money for the poor and bullies his clerk, Bob Cratchit.  Jacob Marley makes his visit while the sound effects crew shakes chains, and the music director plays eerie chords.  A Christmas Carol has aired on television throughout North America.

Main Stage Production
Included in Fixed Season Pass and eligible for Flex Season Pass

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