A Christmas Carol at True Repertory Theatre

Original adaptation of A Christmas Carol by James Sullivan (Braintree) and Donald Sheehan (Pembroke)

True Repertory Theatre will celebrate this holiday season with its original adaptation of A Christmas Carol at The Beal House, 222 Main Street, Kingston. This production takes a fresh look at the beloved character, Ebenezer Scrooge, played by Mark Reed (Hull), in this hour long play with music. In typical True Rep fashion, the focus of this production is on the storytelling.

A Christmas Carol runs from Dec. 19 - Dec. 21: Friday, December 19th at 7:30pm; Saturday, December 20th at 11am & 2pm; Sunday, December 21st at 2pm & 4pm. General admission tickets are $20.

True Rep Gives Back through Project 719: During holiday performances of A Christmas Carol, True Rep’s Project 719 will collect donated items in support of local community organizations. Audience members are invited to bring goods directly to the theater:

• Canned goods for the Vineyard Resource Center in Kingston

• New, unwrapped toys for Toys for Tots, in collaboration with the Kingston Fire Department

• Clothing and small household items in collaboration with Savers

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About True Repertory Company

True Repertory Theatre Company has been creating unexpected theatre on the South Shore for the past 25 years, employing an immersive approach that allows audiences to engage with the work in surprising and meaningful ways. True Rep focuses on quality of performance and intimacy of setting. We strive to interact with the community on all levels, often finding connections for other service-oriented organizations within our productions, through Project 719. We believe that through the simple act of storytelling we connect to one another — we discover common ground, foster new understanding, and encourage tolerance. If we listen to one another’s stories, we will find ourselves. Follow us on our socials: Facebook @TrueRepertoryTheatre / Instagram @truerepthtre / X @truerepthtre

Authors

• Alan Menken
• Charles Dickens
• David Armstrong
• Dennis Powers
• Dick Gallagher
• Laird Williamson
• Lee Holby
• Lynn Ahrens
• Mark Waldrop
• Michael Legrand
• Mike Ockrent
• Orson Bean
• Sheldon Harnick