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Scrooge!
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Musical Comedy by
James Leisy
Musical Director- Mick O'Brien
Stage Director-
Doug Waldner
Cast
| Topper |
Sean Perry |
| Emily |
Samantha Twietmeyer |
| Fred |
Richard Friesen |
| Polly |
Katherine Waldner |
| Scrooge |
David Slykhuis |
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Scrooge's Stooges:
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Brian Lemieux |
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Al Mossing |
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Lane Easton |
| Bob Cratchit |
John Bullas |
| Collecting Ladies: |
Mary O'Brien |
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Marion Biram |
| Marley's Ghost |
Paul Twietmeyer |
| Spirit of Christmas Past |
Carolyn Clark |
| Fan |
Gillian Maher |
| Boy Scrooge |
Justin Eaton |
| Fezziwig |
Doug Waldner |
| Young Man Scrooge |
Daniel Segal |
| Dick Wiggins |
Matthew Waldner |
| Scrooge's Fiancee |
Katherine Waldner |
| Spirit of Christmas Present |
Dianne Twietmeyer |
| Mrs. Cratchit |
Lisa Slykhuis |
| Belinda |
Jasmine Bzdell |
| Martha |
Desiree Dionne |
| Peter |
Justin Eaton |
| Tiny Tim |
Gillian Maher |
| First Merchant |
Debbie Bedecs |
| Second Mercant |
Fred Perry |
| Third Merchant |
Shannon Klatt |
| Joe, the Pawbroker |
Matthew Waldner |
| Mrs. Filcher |
Michelle Amy |
| Mrs. Dilber |
Wendy Rounce |
| Undertaker's Assistant |
Sam Twietmeyer |
| Spirit of Christmas Future |
Doug Waldner |
| Shopper |
Bonnie Frietag |
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| Musicans: |
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| Piano |
Lori Brown |
| Guitar |
Anthony Bzdell |
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James Galloway |
| Bass |
Terry Fraser |
| Percussion |
Kevin Dyck |
| Trombone & Keyboard |
Clay Johnstone |
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| The Invisible Ones: |
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| Lights and Sound |
Will Elliott |
| Stage Design and Construction |
Paul Twietmeyer |
| Stage Painting: |
Marylin Carter |
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Marion Biram |
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Mary O'Brien |
| Costuming |
The Cast |
| Make Up and Hair |
Jacqui Trytten |
| Poster and Sign Painting |
Marylin Carter |
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The Story(in case you have been living in a cave)
"Bah, Humbug" says Scrooge(that same miserly character
depicted in Dicken's "Christmas Carol") to ail those joyous,
happy moments and thoughts and people that he comes across in his daily
life. He really can't abide anyone enjoying themselves, or being happy,
or especially celebrating the Christmas season. He's also mean and miserly,
underpays his staff and is a "pinchpenny squeezer". He is
overbearing towards his employees, Thomas, Richard, Harold and Bob(the
same Cratchit as in Dicken's story). He is just the same toward his
nephew, Fred, who tries to get him to "see the light" (What
does Christmas mean to you?). Scrooge says it's all " a waste of
time!". Scrooge is visited by the ghost of his old business partner
Jacob Marley, who tells him that he should expect the worst (a cloak
of chain!" if he doesn't change his ways. With the help of three
more spirits(Ghosts of Christmas Past, Christmas Present and Christmas
Future), Scrooge examines his life and future and is persuaded to change
his ways - much to the amazement of all who know him!
Gallery of Pictures
Photos courtesy Dawn M. Barker, Carlyle Observer
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