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Trinity's "Christmas Carol" Trinity Rep in Providence will celebrate the magic of the holiday season with their 29th annual production of Charles Dickens’ "A Christmas Carol." Adapted by Adrian Hall and Richard Cumming, the production is under the direction of acting artistic director Amanda Dehnert. There
will be two separate casts of "A Christmas Carol" to meet
audience demand for the show. The production features William
Damkoehler and Timothy Crowe in the role
of the miserly Scrooge. Performances run November 11th - December
24th. When asked about this year’s production, director Amanda Dehnert comments, “'A Christmas Carol' is an incredible, beautiful, and necessary story. Scrooge has forgotten what it is to love, to give, to be human – and to see him get a second chance at life – this is what draws us to tell this story." She added, "Now more than ever, we need to come together and celebrate the ties that bind us all: family and love, reaching out and connecting. In the end, it isn't about a rich man learning to give: it's about a lost soul who is redeemed, and that redemption just lifts your heart right out of your seat.” The two rotating casts include Trinity Rep company members Janice Duclos, Mauro Hantman, Cynthia Strickland, Fred Sullivan, Jr., Stephen Thorne, Rachael Warren and Joe Wilson, Jr. along with musicians Kevin Fallon, Steve Jobe, Chris Lussier, Rachel Maloney and Chris Turner. Rounding out the two casts are local actors D'Arcy
Dersham, Richard Donelly and Mark Sutch
and Brown/Trinity Rep consortium students Samara Abrams, Lucy
Boyle, Tina Chilip, Paul Coffey, Jessica Crandall, Rick Dildine, Robin
Galloway, Beth Hallaren, Brian Houtz, Jordan Kaplan and
Meagan Prahl. -- OnStage Boston 10/21/05
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