LTA's A Christmas Carol 2012


LTA rings in the holiday season with a return of the classic by Charles Dickens. Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly Victorian humbug, travels with ghostly guides through Christmas past, present, and future to find the true meaning of the holidays. Complete with special effects, Victorian carols, and Tiny Tim, A Christmas Carol is a must for the entire family.

Written by Charles Dickens
Adapted and Directed by Rachael Hubbard
Produced by Lloyd Bittinger and Eddy Roger Parker


Photo by Doug Olmsted
Meet the Cast!

Mark Lee Adams (Charles Dickens)

Nikki Amico (Martha)
Ashley Amidon (Mrs. Cratchit)

Clare Baker (Belinda Cratchit)

Elliot Bales (Ebenezer Scrooge)

Melanie Bales (Mrs. Fezziwig/Laundress)

Emma Canfield (Lillian)

Alexander Collins (Young Scrooge/Ghost of Christmas Future)

Brian Downie (Henry Cratchit/Robert)

Cillian Farrell (Tiny Tim)

Saoirse Farrell (Spirit of Christmas/Child Soloist/Belle's Oldest Daughter)

Penelope Gallagher (Belle's Child)

Lindsey Gattuso (Molly Cratchit/Caroler/Want)

Terry Gish (Old Joe)

Lawrence O. Grey Jr. (Fezziwig/Poulterer/Ghost of Christmas Present)

Robert Heinly (Marley)

Richard Isaacs (Topper/Fezziwig Guest/Gentleman 1)

Grace Keefe (Fan/Belle's Child)

Aaron Lewis (Fred)

Brittany Morgan (Belle)

Heather Norcross (Ghost of Christmas Past/Housekeeper)

Kristin O'Malley (Fred's Wife)

Joe Quinn (Dick Wilkins)

John Ray (Peter Cratchit)

Charlie Ruppe (Turkey Boy/Belle's Child)

Paul Tamney (Gentleman 2)

Viktoria Truitt (Belle's Child/Ignorance)

Cal Whitehurst (Bob Cratchit)

Julian Worth (Boy Scrooge)


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