Last night we were able to attend A Christmas Carol at the North Shore Music Theatre. I was blown away at how wonderful the performance was.
The whole cast was amazing. We especially liked the special effects in this show with Jacob Marley and with the Graveyard scene. It was amazing to see the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future be larger than life literally. They were extremely tall and impressive to watch. What a wonderful production. I don't want to give any thing away and ruin the surprise but the whole section with Jacob Marley was awesome! The kids really enjoyed the show and so did I. I highly recommend you go with your family.
As you can see next to Evan you can donate Toys for Tots at the show.
Right when you walked in you were put in to the holiday spirit by the Christmas Carolers out in the lobby.
David Coffee played Ebenezer Scrooge and was fantastic. He was perfect for the role and was fantastic to watch. The North Shore Music Theatre has been putting on this show for 22 years and you can tell they have perfected it. David Coffee has played Scrooge for 19 years.
All photos of David Coffee credited to Paul Lyden.
The whole cast was amazing. We especially liked the special effects in this show with Jacob Marley and with the Graveyard scene. It was amazing to see the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future be larger than life literally. They were extremely tall and impressive to watch. What a wonderful production. I don't want to give any thing away and ruin the surprise but the whole section with Jacob Marley was awesome! The kids really enjoyed the show and so did I. I highly recommend you go with your family.
Here is a preview video of the show.
The North Shore Music Theatre is a wonderful and intimate venue. It is a casual environment and I love that. Plus we love that the actors come up and down the aisles so close to you.
North Shore Music Theatre presents the 22nd production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL
Whether it's flying ghosts, the singing of carols, the scowl of Scrooge, or the awed faces of children in the audience, there's something for everyone in North Shore Music Theatre's award-winning production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL. Since its World Premiere in 1989, A CHRISTMAS CAROL has delighted more than a million people, including over 400,000 school children. "I am always excited about our annual production of A Christmas Carol, the show is truly a gift to all New England families for the holidays," said NSMT's owner and Producer Bill Hanney. "For so many people, A Christmas Carol has become a tradition that truly defines the spirit of the season. This year, A Christmas Carol will be directed by our Artistic Director, Arianna Knapp. Arianna knows this show well, as she was involved with the creation of this beautiful show in 1989. Whether someone has seen all 21 past productions, or if they are seeing it for the first time, I know this year's production is sure to delight everyone."
With dazzling special effects that have grown even more exciting over time, traditional and original songs, and colorful costumes, A CHRISTMAS CAROL has become a holiday favorite throughout New England. Based on the Charles Dickens classic, A CHRISTMAS CAROL tells the tale of curmudgeonly miser Ebenezer Scrooge, who is visited by the ghosts of Christmases Past, Present and Future hoping to change his destiny and save his soul. This brilliant musical, an original adaptation by former NSMT Artistic Director Jon Kimbell and members of the NSMT staff, follows Scrooge through a series of strange and magical journeys, where he ultimately discovers the true spirit of the holiday season.
This year's production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL will, one again, star NSMT audience favorite David Coffee. This marks David's 19th year playing Ebenezer Scrooge at NSMT. The cast also includes Leigh Barrett (Ghost of Christmas Past, Mrs. Cratchit), audience favorite George Dvorsky (Ghost of Christmas Present, Man 1), Kevin Patrick Martin (Ghost of Christmas Future, Young Scrooge), Matt Allen (Jacob Marley), Ryan Bates (Narrator),Russell Garrett (Bob Cratchit), Nathaniel Braga (Pearlie), Joshua Keith (Pearlie),Marlana Dunn (Belle), Patrick Ryan (Fred), Cheryl McMahon (Mrs. Dilbur/ Mrs. Fezziwig),J.T. Turner (Mr. Fezziwig/Man 2; u/s Scrooge), John Budzyna (Ensemble), Andrea Collier(Ensemble), Stephanie Granade (Meg, Ensemble), Laura Helm (Ensemble), and Tommy Labanaris (Old Joe, Ensemble).
(Owner/Producer),Arianna Knapp (Artistic Director), and Beth Vasta (Associate Producer).
Tickets for A CHRISTMAS CAROL are priced from $45 to $60. Performances are December 7 - December 23, 2012 (Evening shows December 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22 at 7:30pm; Matinees December 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23 at 2pm). Tickets can be purchased by calling the North Shore Music Theatre Box Office at (978) 232-7200, via the website at www.nsmt.org or in person at 62 Dunham Road (Route 128, exit 19), Beverly, MA.
So don't be a Scrooge and go see this show. You will love it!
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Disclosure: I received 4 tickets to attend this performance of A Christmas Carol. No other compensation was received and all opinions are my own.
3 comments:
So great to have you all attend! Thanks for the nice review!
J.T. Turner, aka Fezziwig!
So great to have you all attend! Thanks for the nice review!
J.T. Turner, aka Fezziwig!
So great to have you all attend! Thanks for the nice review!
J.T. Turner, aka Fezziwig!
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