About the Play
Powerhouse Theatre celebrates the mystery, magic and miracle of Dickens’ classic tale of transformation! It’s Christmas Eve and miserly Ebenezer Scrooge gets the wake-up call of a lifetime when four ghosts descend upon him and take him on a life-changing ride on the road to humanity. Set in Dickensian London, travel with Scrooge on his haunting journey through the past, present and future. Hear ye! Come one, come all and share the heart-warming joy of this perennial masterpiece!
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| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Heather Boyd | Charitable lady, Mrs. Fezziwig |
| Jax Dolman | Fred, Dick Wilkins |
| Finn Bruce | Citizen, Ali Baba, Simon at Fezziwig’s, Peter Cratchit |
| Anjuli Dynna | Band, Voice of Ghost yet to come |
| Ellen Campbell | Citizen, Belle |
| Doug Edgar | Mr. Fezziwig, Topper, Voice of School Master |
| Susan Evans | Ghost of Christmas Past |
| Nico McDougall | Harlequin |
| Lori Hancock | Mrs. Cratchit |
| Jackson Mace | Prologue actor, Jacob Marley, Joe, Spirit Voices |
| Cliff Lattery | Bob Cratchit |
| Sarah Markson | Band, Ghost of Christmas yet to come |
| Anniston Munro | Citizen, Belinda Cratchit, Want |
| Eileen Podanowski | Citizen, Mrs. Dilber, Mrs. Bingley, Miss. Jane, Brigit |
| Matt Munro | Citizen, Mr. Clenham, First Businessman, coffin bearer. |
| Luciano Rossetti | Tiny Tim Cratchit, Ignorance |
| Bob Oldfield | Ebenezer Scrooge |
| Paul Rossetti | Ghost of Christmas present |
| Kassidy Shaper-Kotter | Citizen, Fan, Dora at Fezziwig’s, Martha Cratchit |
| Jace Toews | Citizen, Young Ebenezer, George, Second Businessman, Debtor, Coffin Bearer |
| Raine Simon | Harlequin |
| Naden Toews | Poor boy, Ebenezer as a child. |
| Loren Stanley | Harlequin |
| Rita Williams | Charitable lady, Miss Hurst, Flora, Mrs. Fred. |
| Administrative Producers | Hélène Clark and Joanne Taylo |
| Publicity/Marketing | Yvonne Hayden |
| Finance | Peter Wiebe |
| Photography | Mary-Anne Morgan |
| Poster Design | Chris Gallagher ~ Mecca Arts |
| Program | Arta Adams |
| Foyer | Dominique Boyd |
| Foyer Mentors | Carol Jenkins, Wendy Stevens |
| Front of House | Ann Cordingley |
| Bar Manager | Jim Elderton |
| Preview | Val Heuman |
| Opening Night | Joan Karstensen |
| Final Night | Josi Apps |
| Set Design | Eugene Leveque |
| Costume Design | Jax Dolman and Kayleigh Mace |
| Sound Design | Reid Collinson |
| Light Design | Jessika Laframboise and Jade Despres |
| Stage Manager | Patty Garrett |
| Choral Director | Melina Schein |
| Choreographer | Lisa Schofield |
| Assistant Stage Managers | Belinda Baycroft, Sherry Moir |
| Set Construction Heads | Keith Apps, Eugene Leveque |
| Set Construction Crew | Bob Spearman, Brian Bedard, Bob Rinaldi, Perry Williams, John Wakefield, Don McLeod |
| Set Décor, Head | Susan Johnson |
| Set Décor Crew | Lonnie Bedard, Sandy Edgar, Carol Jenkins, Jo-Ann Jaques, Jessika LaFramboise, Jean Given |
| Décor – Backdrop Artist | James Postill |
| Props, Head | Laura Wright |
| Props Crew. | Josi Apps, Sarah McLean |
| Sound Operator | Taiyo Nishihara |
| Sound Mentors | Bob Oldfield, Jackson Mace |
| Lighting Operator | Trish Bennett |
| Lighting Crew | Raine Simon, Taiyo Nishihara, Reid Collinson, Nico McDougall |
| Lighting Mentor | Rusty Gahr |
| Costume Assistant | Joan Sasges |
| Dressers | Jean Given, Tara Steck |
| Makeup | Georgia Bruton, Emily Cato |
| Hair | Amelia Sirianni, Emily Cato, Jean Given |
| Backstage Crew | Brian Atamanchuk, Zachary Boring, Marnie Cullum, Fernando Mariotti, Evan Miller-Unser, Krys Rebagliati, Howard Joynt, Leigh Van Dyke |