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Ebenezer Scrooge
Scrooge’s story speaks to our
guests about the second chance
in life that so many have longed
for. “What is impossible with
men is possible with God.” All of
us can rejoice with Scrooge on
his joyful Christmas morning. We’
re just like him because we have
another chance to live, to love, to
give, and to trust Christ for new
life. We have been forgiven and
our terrible weights of sin and
hopelessness have been lifted.
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Tiny Tim
Tim is a young boy with great
faith in God. Although he has
suffered with an ailment, he is
confident that God can heal him.
Tim will need to be able to sing
and say his lines out boldly.
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The Bob Cratchit Family
The Cratchits don’t have money
but they are very rich. They have
love and family. This family tries
to maintain a Christian attitude in
the light of Scrooge’s mean
disposition. They are funny,
imperfect and sincere.
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Angels: Past and Present
Angels are sent to Scrooge to
help him see the error of his
ways. These angels quote
scripture and point Ebenezer
toward a second chance in life.
Angels in this production can be
played by men or women.
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Solicitors
Asking for charitable donations
from Ebenezer is a difficult job. It
is one that will guarantee a lot of
laughs. The solicitors are a very
proper English man and woman
that are always shocked and
appalled at old Scrooge.
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Scrooge and Belle as Children
Young Ebenezer has a good
friend in Belle but suffers great
disappointment in his childhood
with the separation from family
and the bitterness of being
forgotten and alone.
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School Teacher
Scrooges' teacher leads the
children as they sing a fun song
about the holidays. She helps
them to remember the true
meaning of Christmas.
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Fezziwig
He is the opposite of Scrooge:
generous, joyful and always
enjoys a party. “It is better to give
than receive.” Fezziwig’s musical
celebration is a stark contrast to
Scrooge’s cold and miserable
office.
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Young Adult Scrooge and Belle
Scrooge remembers losing the
love of his life because he is too
preoccupied with money and
making a way in this life. Young
Belle decides to follow a different
path in life.
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Three Maids
This is a funny and musical
scene. These “Birds of a
Feather” steal from Scrooge’s
estate after his passing.
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Bob Cratchit
Bob is sincere, kind hearted and
always joyful. The clash between
him and his grouchy uncle
Ebenezer is bound to make you
laugh. Bob tries desperately to
help Old Scrooge see a better
way of life.
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Third Angel:
The
Angel of the Future
This dark figure says nothing.
He only directs Ebenezer through
some scenes that warn of a
future without hope and without
God. Here, Scrooge falls to his
knees and repents. God is ready
to forgive and help him start his
new life.
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