And Wreck Them… With only 165 days left until the tinsel and turkey take over, the masterminds of onstage catastrophe at ...

Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol” is an evergreen delight for a host of reasons, not least for its length. It’s the ideal, modest size. The book’s events—which track the elderly ...

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Ford’s Theatre, which first staged “A Christmas Carol” in 1979, has produced Michael Wilson’s adaptation of Charles Dickens’s novella every year since 2004.

A Christmas carol by a Nazi poet loyal to the regime is still in the Protestant hymnal. Now, there is a discussion about removing the song by Hermann Claudius in the next edition.

RiverPark Center is gearing up for its upcoming 2025-26 Broadway season. Oak View Group, which oversees venue management for RiverPark, announced Monday that this year’s slate will feature three ...

Productions will present A VHS Christmas Carol, an original musical by Team Starkid, for three performances only at Between ...

All five versions of A Christmas Carol use as their springboard Dickens’ well-known and loved story of the selfish and greedy old man Ebenezer Scrooge, who is visited on Christmas Eve by the ...

The Muppet Christmas Carol was first released on 11 December 1992. Gregory Wakeman finds out how grief and addiction helped shape a film that still has a huge following 30 years on.

Singing Christmas carols is one of the most cherished traditions of the festive season. In fact, we've been celebrating ...

As The Muppet Christmas Carol returns to cinemas this month, Amanda Killelea explores the story behind how one of the best adaptations of a Charles Dickens novel overcame doubters to become a much ...

An irritatingly framed Christmas Carol succeeds in spite of its adaptation, not because of it Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's plodding new version for the Rose Theatre disrupts the dramatic flow of Dickens ...