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A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A LIVE RADIO PLAY

December 1-17

Fridays at 8pm, Saturdays 4pm and 8pm, Sundays at 2pm
at MUSIC THEATRE OF CONNECTICUT
509 Westport Avenue (Route 1) in Norwalk
(Click here for directions)

MTC MainStage presents

A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
Adapted for the Stage by Joe Landry   
with Music by Kevin Connors
Based on the Novella by Charles Dickens
Directed by Tim Howard
Lighting Design by Michael Blagys
Set Design by Jordan Janota
Costume Design by Diane Vanderkroef


About A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play

A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A LIVE RADIO PLAY is a classic given a new twist - a signature concept of MTC.

In "A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play", Charles Dickens’ immortal tale comes to life during a 1940s Christmas Eve live radio broadcast, featuring live music and sound effects -- fun for the entire family! A new holiday tradition from the creators of "It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play," one of the top ten most-produced plays in America.


Special Group Packages for A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play

Have Your Holiday Event at MTC! 

For Smaller Groups:
Make it a family affair! 4 Tickets for $95 for the December 16th matinee performance of A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play at 4pm. There will be a pre-show reception at 3 pm with holiday refreshments and a opportunity to meet the cast after the performance! visit the family group page for more information.

For Larger Groups:
Groups of 25 or more can take advantage of MTCs Holiday Special Group Package. This includes Tickets to MTCs production of A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play for the date and time of your choice, an hour long pre-show reception in our studio with complimentary holiday cookies and refreshments, post show talk back with members of the cast and creative team. Visit the group package page for more information.


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Who's Who

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Mike Boland (Freddie Filmore): Mike is thrilled to return to MTC as Christmas’ favorite grump. In 2015, Mike played Boolie in the MTC production of “Driving Miss Daisy.” Other credits include: BROADWAY: An Enemy of the People; OFF-BROADWAY: The Orphans’ Home Cycle (Drama Desk Award); NATIONAL TOURS: Twelve Angry Men, West Side Story, All My Sons; REGIONAL: Yale Rep, Hartford Stage, Long Wharf, Theaterworks, Playhouse on Park, Ivoryton, Music Theatre of CT, Summer Theatre of New Canaan, Fulton, Coastal Carolina, Virginia Stage, Judson, Engeman, Westchester Broadway, Queens Theatre, Bristol Riverside, Totem Pole. TV: Rubicon, Zero Hour, Person of Interest. WEBSERIES: Frank and Ernie (writer, director, co-star).

Elissa DeMaria (Sally Applewhite) is overjoyed to be returning to Music Theatre of CT! Previous MTC credits include It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play (Violet Bick & Others), Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey - CCC nomination, best actress), and Next to Normal (Natalie). Other credits include The Marvelous Wonderettes (Standby) at PCLO, Seussical (Gertrude) at STONC, Thoroughly Modern Millie (Ethel, Ensemble) at Seven Angels among many others as well as cruise ship entertainment. BFA Point Park University. Many thanks to the team that has become family here. For Mom & Dad always. @eee.lissa

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Matt Grasso (Jake Laurents) is thrilled to be returning to MTC after a fantastic run in The Bridges of Madison County as Michael Johnson. Other credits include: Big River (Young Fool), Legally Blonde (U/S Dad, Winthrop), Under the Lid (Leonard), The Events (choir). At university, Matt received the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival National Award for Best Actor in a Musical for his portrayal of Leo Frank in Western Connecticut State University's 2015 production of Parade. Matt thanks his family for their love and support. Isaiah 40:31

Kaia Monroe (Lana Sherwood) is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Theatre Department at SCSU. Regional credits include Missouri Rep, Weston Playhouse, ArtFARM, the Fulton, Geva, American Stage Festival, Texas Shakespeare, Theatre 4, and the Kennedy Center. For the past two summers she was with the Yale Institute for Music Theatre. Recent directing and/or choreographing credits include Elm Shakespeare, Goodspeed New Works and Capital Shakespeare. MFA from University of Missouri-Kansas City, and post-graduate study at Dell’Arte School of Physical Theatre.

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Jacob Sherburne (Harry Heywood) is grateful to be making his debut with the Music Theatre of Connecticut. He is a lucky husband and father, and a singer, improviser and voiceover artist. Previous credits: Villian's Supper Club (Merrimack Rep), Donkey Show (ART), Born Yesterday, Guys & Dolls (Asolo Rep), Camelot (New Rep), Funny-Or-Die. Jacobsherburne.com