CHRISTMAS CAROL UNWRAPPED

original script Rob Fearn & Leo Appleton, and (obviously) adapted from the short story by Charles Dickens

directed by Sheri Warren
music direction by Kyle Schneider
choreography & asst. direction by Billy Seger
musical arrangement by Evan Swanson & Kyle Schneider

Adult Cast

Tony Calkins • Rachel Carreras • Christopher Davis Joe Lewis • Mark Mahallak • Erin O’Brien • Mary Rose

Youth Cast

Addison Ambrosia • Josh Annen • Piper Azzarello • Caleigh Banks • Carter Bergman • Liam Burke Mia Clifford • Hannah Covalt • David Daskalov • Kayleigh DeGeorge • Lorelai Dickson • Kennedy Farmer Charlotte Farmer • Annalee Fisher • Charlie Fisher • Addie Hartzheim • Kendra Heidtke • Elin Kaye Jonathan Kinkade • Reagan Kottke • Hazel Krotser • Makynli Kusch • Colin Lossman • Tara Maguire Emma McBreen • Fiona Miceli • Paige Montanye • Brooklyn Morey • Isabelle Mudra • Maddie Olszewski Easton Paulson • Olivia Price • Faye Radeni • Noah Rea • Brennan Reinhard • Meadow Roth • Courtney Schaal Tatum Schultz • Sydney Sullivan • Lucy Thome • Abigail Thompson • Charlotte Thompson • Brooke Ulen Blakely Voight • Katie Witt • Faith Zabielski • Olivia Zak • Audrey Zimmerman • Caroline Zimmerman Maggie Zimmerman • Natalie Zimmerman

RCSA Backstage Crew: Stella Thome, Mia Guerrieri, and Campbell Krausen

Orchestra: Keyboard – Kyle Schneider | Guitar – Patrick Jansen Bass – Adam Huckeby
Drums – Aldren Briones | Reed – Barb Schotanus

Photos courtesy of Todd Heintz Photography.

Five young performers in period costumes and face masks stand together on stage in front of a vintage microphone, with a set design featuring buildings and a tree in the background.

A group of young actors in period costumes and black face masks stand on stage, closely gathered and listening to a woman in a blue dress and bonnet who gestures animatedly during a theatrical performance.

Three actors in theatrical costumes and face masks perform onstage: one lies in a bed under a blanket, while the other two stand beside, appearing to talk or gesture dramatically. The scene has a dark background.

Five young actors wearing costumes and face masks perform on stage in front of red curtains. One wears tattered clothes, one wears a black and white striped outfit, and three wear matching white suits with green vests and gold bow ties.

A young person in a white suit jacket, green vest, gold bow tie, and black mask shrugs dramatically on stage under bright lights.

Two actors in period costumes and face masks stand facing each other on stage under dramatic lighting; one wears a long coat and white pants, the other a gray tailcoat with a maroon vest and striped pants.

Two actors perform on stage. One, in a long nightshirt and cap, crouches and holds their head. The other, dressed in tattered clothes and draped in chains, stands behind menacingly, evoking a ghostly or haunted atmosphere.

A young boy in a striped jacket and red pants sits on a stool, looking down sadly, while a man in a red robe and white beard stands behind him on a dimly lit stage.

Two actors in festive costumes perform on stage. One wears a red robe, nightcap, and mask; the other wears a green velvet robe, wreath crown, and mask. Both stand close together, mid-conversation, against a dark background.

Two people in colorful, historical costumes stand on stage holding large books. One wears a red scarf and green pants; the other has bright blue hair and a ruffled shirt. They appear to be performing in a play.

A person in a nightcap and robe sits up in bed, pointing at a child in a white dress and mask standing beside the bed on a dark stage, suggesting a theatrical performance.

A group of actors in period costumes and face masks perform on stage. Two stand at left, while five sit around a table with metal cups. The background is blue-lit, suggesting a dramatic theater scene.

A group of actors wearing historical costumes and black face masks perform onstage. Two stand to the left, while five sit around a table on the right under dramatic blue and purple lighting.

Two actors perform on stage: one dressed in striped nightclothes and red socks, the other in a green robe with a holiday wreath on their head, both wearing black face masks. The second actor points offstage.

People in colorful, historical costumes dance in pairs on a dimly lit stage. Some dancers wear masks, and the scene has an energetic, theatrical atmosphere suggesting a period performance.

Three young actors in period costumes stand on a dimly lit stage around a vintage microphone. Two wear long blue dresses; one wears a red cape, pink skirt, and a black mask, reading from a paper.

A large group of actors in period costumes and masks stand on stage with a backdrop of old buildings. Two people, one kneeling, share a hug in the center while others watch and smile.

Five actors wearing period costumes and face masks perform on stage with a backdrop of old buildings; one adult in a suit speaks to four others dressed as children and a woman, one holding a crutch.

A large group of children and adults in period costumes perform onstage with arms raised, in front of a backdrop depicting snowy, old-fashioned buildings. Most are wearing face masks. The scene is brightly lit and festive.

Night view of the Raue Center for the Arts entrance, with marquee lights illuminated. The sign advertises A Christmas Carol playing December 4-5 and 11-12, with the website rauecenter.org.

A large group of performers in colorful costumes stand on stage with their arms raised, in front of a backdrop depicting old-fashioned buildings, during a lively theatrical production.

Production

Stage Manager: Dan Mitchell
Assistant Stage Manager: Jaclyn Mitchell
Costume Designer: Patty Halajian
Lighting Designer/Props Master: Jarrod Bainter
Sound Designer: Commedore Clark
Scenic Designer/Charge Ar5st: William Schmiel
Teaching Assistant: Erin O’Brien
Founding Artistic Director: Richard Kuranda
Producer: Kyle Schneider
Associate Producer: Amanda Flahive

This amateur production is by arrangement with NODA Limited. RA Christmas Carol Script

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