A Huron County Christmas Carol – November 28 to December 22, 2019

Full cast of A Huron County Christmas Carol Photo by Terry Manzo

An original 2019/2020 Holiday Show. Start a new family tradition with:

A Huron County Christmas Carol: The Dickens’ Classic, Modernized and Set in Huron County – November 28 to December 22, 2019

Adapted by Gil Garratt    Songs by John Powers

Together, E. Scrooge, and J. Marley were titans of industry. Their shrewd, ruthless approach to business helped them build a Feed and Fuel empire that has acquired all the mills in the community and across the province, amassing a staggering fortune. Now the sole man in charge, Scrooge, (a squeezing, wrenching, grasping, scraping, clutching, covetous, old sinner) is unwilling to go on making deals with tiny family farmers (like the Cratchits of Holmesville) let alone supporting all these little local Lions Clubs, and Optimists, and IODEs and these unending wretched charities always walking around with their hands out. Honestly, are there no workhouses?

Scrooge’s miserly ways are challenged in the night by (you guessed it) three spirits. The first shows him his past (where he relives his boyhood in a lonely Goderich mansion, meets the love of his life at a CKNX Barndance, and jettisons it all in pursuit of filthy lucre). The second widens him to his present (where his faithful employee is scrambling to provide for his family, and Scrooge’s own organic farmer nephew is partying without him).  And the last reveals his inevitable, impending encounter with the business end of Cemetery Line.

A tale of avarice, greed, regret and redemption.

But, but wait – you there, what day is it?

With live original music by John Powers, a cast of actor/musicians, and a star turn at Scrooge, the play promises a down-home take on the holiday classic.

Come see the town when the twinkle lights are on.

Running time: 2hrs 10 minutes, including intermission

“of all the many versions of Dickens’s story I’ve seen this is the first that is truly moving”
Christopher Hoile, Stage Door – To read Christopher Hoile’s 4* review of A Huron County Christmas Carol click here

Country Suppers: $22 each. Hosted by one of our local churches or the legion ladies’ auxiliary. Sounds like a Christmas party to us!

• Nov. 29 at 6:15 pm
• Nov. 30 at 6:15 pm
• Dec. 6 at 6:15 pm 
• Dec. 13 at 6:15 pm 

Click here to read our latest review

Watch the Trailer Here!

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