Tag: A Christmas Carol

Watch as the cast brings the spirit of Christmas to life with "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen."

Did you know Resident Acting Company member Chris Hutchison only has ten minutes to transform into Jacob Marley in A Christmas Carol?

Watch as the cast of A Christmas Carol brings festive cheer with a lively rendition of “The Holly and the Ivy.”

As General Manager of Alley Theatre and a dad of two boys, I love sharing the magic of live theatre with my kids.

"It's the best!" Audiences are enchanted by A Christmas Carol. Here's what people are saying!

A Christmas Carol at Alley Theatre is the heartwarming holiday tradition you don’t want to miss! From the ghostly chills to the joyous cheers, experience the magic of Ebenezer Scrooge's transformation like never before. Reserve your seats today and make this holiday season unforgettable.

I would like to start off with a confession. When I interviewed with Alley Artistic Director Rob Melrose to work on this show a couple of years ago, he had no idea he was talking to someone who starts watching the Hallmark Channel on September 1st…not even October 1st, I am looking for those fall movie selections starting the first day of the “er” months.

One of the great joys – and challenges! – of designing for theatre is the occasional opportunity to tackle a story, setting, or play that feels iconic. Designers are often tasked with introducing audiences to places they’ve never seen before, but sometimes, we’re invited to conjure the eminently familiar. Few settings and stories feel more familiar than Victorian London and A Christmas Carol.

In Charles Dickens' timeless novella, A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Ebenezer Scrooge emerges as a character embodying the change from a miserly loner to a benevolent benefactor. David Rainey, a seasoned member of the Alley Resident Company who has portrayed Scrooge multiple times, reflects on the character's complexity.

For this season’s production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL, we decided to remake the robe worn by Christmas Present. We wanted to push the finished garment’s theatrical nature. We also needed to make an additional robe to provide a more feasible plan for the role’s understudy. We made this decision right after last season’s production closed.