Photos: A CHRISTMAS CAROL At Lesher Center For The Arts
Adaptation by Harrison David Rivers directed by Jared Mezzocchi.
Production photos have been released from the West Coast premiere of A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Charles Dickens’ classic story adapted by Harrison David Rivers and directed by Jared Mezzocchi. The production is currently running at the Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek.
Rivers’ adaptation reframes the familiar narrative through the perspective of a young Tim Cratchit, whose wish sets in motion a series of ghostly encounters for Ebenezer Scrooge. The story follows Scrooge’s journey as he is confronted with visions that challenge his values and choices.
The production is presented in association with AXIS Dance Company, an ensemble that includes disabled, non-disabled, and neurodiverse performers. Directed by Mezzocchi, the staging incorporates multimedia design alongside live performance elements to depict Victorian London and its supernatural dimensions.
Photo Credit: Kevin Berne
Michael Ray Wisely with the company of Center REP's A Christmas Carol
Brayden K. Sinkay and Danny J. Gomez
JanpiStar with the company of Center REP's A Christmas Carol.
Michael Ray Wisely and Jomar Tagatac
Michael Ray Wisely and Skylar Sullivan
Michael Ray Wisely and Brayden K, Sinkay
Elizabeth Cowperthwaite and Jed Parsario
The company of Center REP's A Christmas Carol
The company of Center REP's A Christmas Carol
Michael Ray Wisely and the company of Center REP's A Christmas Carol
Hyacinth Taylor and Michael Ray Wisely
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