adapted by Michael Shamata

directed by Judy Wensel

A holiday ghost story you won’t soon forget.

Set against the cobblestone charm of Victorian London, this adaptation of Dickens’ classic novel invites audiences into the journey of Ebenezer Scrooge, a man whose heart has long been closed off to those around him by his own pain and regret. During a Christmas Eve haunting by three spirits, Scrooge is reminded of what truly matters: kindness, generosity, and our shared responsibility to keep the spirit of the season alive all year long.  

Rooted in tradition, rich with humanity, and full of holiday spirit, A Christmas Carol is a celebration of the good we can do together. This production brings renewed focus to the heart of the story—the belief that even the smallest act of goodwill can ripple outward and transform the world. 

EXTENDED TO JANUARY 4!

Events & Extras

• November 27: pre-show discussion with members of the creative team from Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, hosted by Justin & Wheels from Z99. (6:45pm)
• December 5 & 19: Yuletide Dickens Singers Pre-Show Concert. (6:15pm to 7:15pm)
• December 7 & 14: Government House Victorian Characters at Pre-Show and Intermission.
• December 11: Join members of the company from the production for a question-and-answer on stage following the performance.
• December 17: Pre-Show Talk How Dickens Changed Christmas with Dr. Susan Johnston from the U of R.