A Virtual Christmas Carol
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VenueBF Rec Center Auditorium/Virtual
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DatesDecember 17 at 7pm
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DurationApprox. 90 Minutes (Incl 15 Min Intermission)
A Christmas classic performed in a new kind of way
A Christmas Carol is one of the most recognizable and beloved Christmas tales written by Charles Dickens. It tells the story of old, miserly Ebenezer Scrooge who is visited by the ghost of his former business partner, Jacob Marley, and the spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come. After his incredible Christmas Eve, Scrooge becomes a kinder, gentler man. First published in 1843 there have been many different versions over the years, including in 1939 when Orson Welles performed it at the Campbell Playhouse.
In 2020 due to the Coronavirus pandemic and being unable to perform in front of a full audience, Belle Fourche Area Community Theater performed this version as a radio play. This show was sent out live across the internet to our patrons and was given free to various senior centers across the area.
Ebenezer, I am here to warn you that you have yet a chance of hope of escaping my fate. Do you hear that, Ebenezer?
Show Sponsors
Becky and Jonathan Tinsley
A Virtual Christmas Carol Cast
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NarratorReva Potter
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Ebeneezer ScroogeDarin Newton
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Bob CratchitKendal Schreier
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Mrs. Cratchit / EnsembleAlaethia Thompson
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Martha Cratchit / EnsembleKaitlyn Thompson
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Tiny Tim / EnsembleTimothy Thompson
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Child / Girl / Boy / EnsembleKaeli Thompson
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Gentleman / Young Scrooge / Man 1Conrad Schreier
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Marley / Man 2Orin Olson
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Belle / EnsembleRachel Crittenden
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Ghost of Christmas PastSentel Schreier
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Fred / Fezziwig / Belle’s Husband / Ghost of Christmas PresentNathan Schreier
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EnsembleNathan Thompson
A Virtual Christmas Carol Creative
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DirectorNathan Schreier
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Assistant DirectorReva Potter
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EmceesToi Lyn Flick & Derek Olson
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ProducerDerek Olson
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Technical DirectorDerek Olson
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Music/Sound EffectsAnna Robins & Jessie Johnson
A Virtual Christmas Carol Credits
Originally arranged 1939 Radio Script performed by Orson Welles
























