A Christmas Carol

Main Street Baptist Church, 126 North Main Street, Kernersville.

Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," adapted by Doris Baizley.

Our cast:

Stage Manager--Nathan Adam Sullivan
Prop Boy--Christopher Clark
Director--Jordan Googe
Leading Man--Danny Scruggs
Leading Lady--Janel Jernigan
Young Leading Man--John Michael Sloan
Ingenue--Hosanna Gourley
Character Woman--Judith Gillis
Old Clown--Dick Strohmeier
Clown 1--Brittany Blalock
Clown 2--Kate Moran
Clown 3--Jack Holbrook

Children's Ensemble:
Maddie Barrett, Ashlynn Day, Ila Deese, Tyler Granillo, Maddie Hamilton, Jake Rogers, Landon Stamper and Thatcher Welden.

Dates: Opening Night: Friday, December 2, 2011 (8:00 p.m.)
Additional Shows: Saturday, December 3; Thursday, December 8; Friday, December 9; and Saturday, December 10 at 8:00 p.m.; and Sunday, December 11 at 3:00 p.m.

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About the show:

In this highly inventive adaptation of the classic Dickens story, we encounter a company of traveling players about to enact the Dickens story. The gruff stage manager and prop boy check the show's props, which are shabby and third-rate. The troupe soon discovers that the actors playing Scrooge and Tiny Tim have abandoned the tour. But the show must go on, and the prop boy eagerly volunteers for the part of Tim while the cynical stage manager must be forcibly drafted to play the old miser. The rag tag players (including the stage manager and prop boy) quickly become the characters of the story, and we are pulled into the life of Ebenezer Scrooge. The Christmas Spirits work their magic and warm the heart of Scrooge, as well as the old stage manager.

About our director: Nathan Adam Sullivan is proud to be directing for the third time with KLT. Adam has directed throughout the Triad at theatres such as Community Theatre of Greensboro, The Gallery Players, Open Space Cafe Theatre, Stained Glass Playhouse, and Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance. His notable N.C. directing credits include The King and I, Horton Foote's Tony-nominated play Dividing the Estate, Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None, the N.C. premiere of Don't Cry for Me, Margaret Mitchell for KLT, and Rounding Third.  Other directing credits include Wit, The Woman in Black, Oleanna, and Neil Simon's Jake's Women. His first play, Crier Tuck, won the 2010 N.C. New Play Contest and was performed by the 3rd Stage Theatre Co. in Greensboro.