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A Christmas Carol

November 20, 2014-January 1, 2015
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A must see holiday tradition!

Join the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future as they lead the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge on a journey of transformation and redemption. Originally conceived by Michael Baron, this music-infused production captures the magic and joy of Dickens’s Yuletide classic.

From the Production

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The cast of the 2014 production of “A Christmas Carol” at Ford’s Theatre. Photo by Scott Suchman. Stephen F. Schmidt, Felicia Curry, Anne Stone, James Konicek and the young cast of “A Christmas Carol” at Ford’s Theatre, directed by Michael Baron. Photo by Scott Suchman. Lauren Du Pree, Gregory Maheu, Erin Driscoll and Jon Hudson Odom in the Ford’s Theatre production of “A Christmas Carol,” directed by Michael Baron. Photo by Scott Suchman. Anne Stone as Ghost of Christmas Present with Michael Bunce (at left) and Stephen F. Schmidt (at right) in the Ford’s Theatre production of “A Christmas Carol,” directed by Michael Baron. Photo by Scott Suchman. (At center) Helen Hedman and Rick Hammerly as Mrs. and Mr. Fezziwig in the Ford’s Theatre 2014 production of “A Christmas Carol,” directed by Michael Baron. Photo by Scott Suchman. James Konicek as Jacob Marley and Edward Gero as Scrooge in the Ford’s Theatre production of “A Christmas Carol,” directed by Michael Baron. Photo by Scott Suchman. Edward Gero as Scrooge in the Ford’s Theatre 2014 production of “A Christmas Carol,” directed by Michael Baron. Photo by Scott Suchman. The young cast of “A Christmas Carol” at Ford’s Theatre. Photo by Scott Suchman.