Menomonee Falls, WI's Falls Patio Players performs a musical version by Carol Klose and Jack C. Strawbridge. December 1 - 3.
The Miller Brewing Company presents Milwaukee Repertory Theater's production, adapted by Joseph Hanreddy and Edward Morgan. Through December 24.
ProgramsNow presents an audio-on-demand "radio-play" version, performed by Focus on the Family Radio Theatre. (Listening requires the RealAudio player.)
Canada
Rock-Paper-Scissors Productions performs their unique adaptation, A Twisted Christmas Carol, at the Belfry Theatre, in Victoria, BC, Canada. December 5 - December 23.
In Kingston, ON, the Domino Theatre loans its theatre to The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society Production. November 30 - December 16.
At the Robert Gill Theatre in Toronto, ON, the Artemis Theatre Company showcases John Huston in a one-man version, which also features the a capella group The MadriGALS. December 13 - 16.
CentreStage Theatre ("the little theatre with the big heard") of Kentville, NS, presents a play-within-a-play version entitled A Dickens' Christmas Carol:A Travelling Travesty in Two Tumultuous Acts, by Mark Landon Smith. November 11 - December 16.
CBC Radio sponsors a series of more than 70 readings of their version ("A Dramatic Reading With Music") across Canada (and several in the US). Check the site for locations and dates.
Elsewhere
Stockholm, Sweden's The English Theatre Company presents their production at the Vasateatern. December 6 - 23.
David Holman's version is presented by Theatre By The Lake (Keswick, Cumbria, England, UK) features local schoolchildren. 3 December - 8 January. (At press time, this page was "temporarily unavailable," so what appears here is last year's listing.)
Special thanks to AmericanTheater Web for help in locating these productions.
Know of or are involved with a website that has to do with a production of A Christmas Carol that I've overlooked or not stumbled across? Write me!
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