A Christmas Carol: A One Actor Show at bkONE: The Tom Kane Theatre

Recently appeared in Gender Reveal Massacre at Latea Theatre. Original member of the US Gi60 one-minute play festival. Has appeared Off Broadway in MOTHER COURGE at the Cocteau Rep and Israel Horovitz’s LEBENSRAUM, among others. Played the doctor in Matthew Kaplan’s short film It’s Time for Tea, a 2019 finalist at the Berkshire Film Festival. Mickey is a long-ago graduate of SUNY New Paltz.

Charles John Huffam Dickens was an English novelist and social critic who created some of the world's best-known fictional characters, and is regarded by many as the greatest novelist of the Victorian era.

Stephen Gracia is a playwright and one of the founders of Dialogue with Three Chords (D3C), a pub theatre night which began its thirteenth season this year and for which he has written over 150 short plays. His plays have been seen at HERE Arts Center, The Producers Club, and Dixon Place. His poetry has been published in Riverrun, The Brooklyn Review, Weird Tales, and Slipstream, and he has read at the St. Mark's Poetry Project and ABC No Rio. Stephen also records electronic music under the name Rhythm & Detonation and contributed an original score to a revival of Jeffrey M. Jones's Crazy Plays at BRIC Studio. He also writes and records music with D3C co-founder Michael LoPorto as The Sellout Jackets. He wrote the short film "Always for the First Time" which won the best Art/Experimental Short Film award, at the 2022 Tallahassee film festival. New Works director and Playwright-in-Residence at brooklnONE Productions Playwright and co-founder of Dialogue with Three Chords https://www.facebook.com/dthreec https://www.youtube.com/DthreeC

Anthony Marino is the co-founder and artistic director of brooklynONE productions, he has worked to established the company as a prominent creative force in the local theatre and performing arts scene. With a lifelong love for the performing arts, Anthony embarked on his artistic journey at a young age. From his earliest experiences in community theatre to pursuing a degree in Theatre Arts at a Wagner College. Drawing inspiration from his Brooklyn roots and the diverse cultural fabric of the city, Anthony developed a unique artistic voice that blends contemporary sensibilities with a deep respect for traditional storytelling. In 2006, Anthony, with Tom Kane, co-founded brooklynONE Productions, a company committed to producing engaging and thought-provoking works that reflect the diverse experiences of Brooklynites. Under his leadership, the company has become a place for emerging talents, providing a platform for actors, writers, and directors to showcase their craft and contribute to the rich tapestry of Brooklyn's artistic community.