A Christmas Carol
Distribution
Larry Yando
Ebenezer Scrooge
Andrew White
Narrator
Thomas J. Cox
Bob Cratchit
Kareem Bandealy
Ghost of Jacob Marley / Young Marley / Topper
Dee Dee Batteast
Frida
Terry Bell
Ensemble / Undertaker’s Assistant
Grier Burke
Turkey Child / Cratchit Child / Pratt / Ignorance
Ariana Burks
Fan / Martha Cratchit / Catherine
Amira Danan
Belle / Young Woman / Philomena
William Dick
Ortle / Tree Seller / Old Joe
Gayatri Gadhvi
Tiny Tim / School Child
Cindy Gold
Mrs. Maud Fezziwig / Chestnut Seller / Mrs. Dilber
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