A smiling man dressed in Victorian era nightclothes opens a window to look out at the street. Snow is falling.
Craig Wallace as Ebenezer Scrooge for the 2016 production of A Christmas Carol at Ford’s Theatre. Photo by Scott Suchman.

A Christmas Carol

A must-see holiday tradition!

date November 17, 2016 — December 31, 2016
duration 2 hours with intermission
rating Recommended for ages 5 and older

Join the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future as they lead the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge on a journey of transformation and redemption. Originally conceived by Michael Baron, this music-infused production captures the magic and joy of Dickens’s Yuletide classic. Acclaimed actor Craig Wallace plays Ebenezer Scrooge. This annual production has been a Washington tradition for 35 years.


Artistic Team

Writer Charles Dickens
Adapted by Michael Wilson
Director Michael Baron
Associate Directors Craig A. Horness & Patrick Pearson
Scenic Design Lee Savage
Costume Design Alejo Vietti
Lighting Design Rui Rita
Original Music and Sound Design Josh Schmidt
Choreography Shea Sullivan
Wig Design Charles G. LaPointe
Choral Direction Jay Crowder
Dialects/Vocal Director Rachel Hirshorn
Production Stage Managers Craig A. Horness & Martita Lee Slayden
Assistant Stage Manager Taryn Friend
Casting Patrick Pearson

Cast

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Jonathan Atkinson

Topper/Young Marley

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Michael Bunce

Bob Cracthit

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Ryan Burke

Solicitor #2/Undertaker

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Felicia Curry

Doll Vendor/Ghost of Christmas Past/Ghost of Christmas Future/Dance Captain

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James Konicek

Jacob Marley/Old Joe

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Eben Logan

Mrs. Fred

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Gregory Maheu

Fred/Young Scrooge

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Amy McWilliams

Mrs. Cratchit

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Barbara Pinolini

Fruit Vendor/Ghost of Christmas Present

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Stephen F. Schmidt

Clock Vendor

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Craig Wallace

Ebenezer Scrooge

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Lauren Williams

Belle

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Jaysen Wright

Solicitor #1

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Kristen Garaffo

Understudy

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Calvin McCullough

Understudy

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Franco Cabanas

Peter Cratchit/School Boy

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Tad Clifton

Turkey Boy/Ignorance/Boy Scrooge

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Ella Coulson

Fan

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Grace Doughty

Want/School Girl

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Lottie Doughty

Belinda Cratchit/School Girl

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Lindsey Gattuso

Want/School

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Jack Kearney

Peter Cratchit/School Boy

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Reid Murphy

Turkey Boy/Ignorance/Boy Scrooge

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Dulcie Pham

Belinda Cratchit/School Girl

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Nathan Fam

Tiny Tim

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Noelle Robinson

Fan

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Jovani Morales-Shackelford

Tiny Tim

“Musically high-spirited! Infectiously jolly!”
– The Washington Post
"Unabashedly fresh! Baron has transformed the Dickens seasonal tutorial about incivility, greed and the glory of redemption into a musical poem of hope."
– The Washington Flyer
"Dickens’s tale seems right at home in the newly renovated Ford’s Theatre, taking full advantage of the 19th-century architecture and charm of the historic playhouse. Ingenious set pieces and special effects heighten the magic of Dickens’s holiday tale."
– DC Theatre Scene

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