115 Court Sq N
Talladega, AL 35160
USA
Charles Dickens’
A Christmas Carol
Monday, December 5th at 7:30 pm
Adult $18 • Student $12
$2 off groups six or more
What better way to get into the joyful spirit that is Christmas than to enjoy a delightful and entertaining adaptation of the classic Charles Dickens’ A CHRISTMAS CAROL, a story that has enchanted audience the world over for over 150 years with its simple message of holiday joy.
This acclaimed national touring production captures one of literary history’s most memorable stories of redemption – that of Ebenezer Scrooge, a most unrepentant and miserly fellow who is made to understand the joy of love and generosity toward his fellow man after surviving a merciless battery of revelations from ghosts of his own life. Dickens story has remained a beloved Christmas story over the decades because, through the voice of Scrooge, we are urged to embrace Christmas in our hearts and keep it all the year.
The production boasts a new script adaptation, visionary direction, and a riveting performance as Scrooge by award-winning, 40-year theatre veteran Scott H. Severance. This glorious new version of a classic fable fills the stage with a first-class cast, lush costumes, stunning sets and puppetry, song and dance, along with a heavy dose of humor and timeless message.
Featuring the music of 26 beloved traditional carols of the season woven throughout the evening, this emotionally powerful production celebrates the true spirit of Christmas with its haunting special effects and heartfelt sentiment.
Tickets to A CHRISTMAS CAROL are attractively priced for the perfect group or family outing. The 7:30 curtain immediately follows the 2016 Talladega Christmas Parade.
Charles Dickens Influence on Christmas Today
Historians credit Charles Dickens’ 1843 Victorian morality play, A CHRISTMAS CAROL, with having a significant influence in renewed public enthusiasm for celebrating Christmas in the 19th Century as a family centered holiday of generosity. The prominent phrase “Merry Christmas,” frequently used throughout the story, remains today the most popular holiday greeting around the world.
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