A Christmas Carol - 2022 Broadway History , Info & More
Nederlander Theatre (Broadway)
208 W. 41st St. New York, NY 10036
The timeless tale of Ebenezer Scrooge comes to thrilling new life as Tony Award® winner Jefferson Mays (I Am My Own Wife, Gentleman’s Guide…) plays over 50 roles in a virtuosic, master class of a performance that must be seen to be believed. This theatrical achievement comes from the haunting and hope-filled vision of one of Broadway’s most imaginative directors, Michael Arden (Tony-winning Best Revival – Once on this Island).
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‘A Christmas Carol’ review: Broadway sexily dusts off an old chestnut
8 / 10
And the direction is very fine. Arden has become a Broadway regular since his revival of 'Spring Awakening' in 2015, and 'A Christmas Carol' is his strongest and most confident work to date. Every idea connects seamlessly with the next, and never settles into Scrooge-control. The performance builds and builds, surprising us all along the way. The director also shows a flair for breathtaking stage pictures that was not so evident in his recent City Center revival of 'Parade' that plans to come to Broadway. Even if you're a Scrooge when it comes to annual holiday fare, like I am, 'A Christmas Carol' succeeds as a strong piece of theater.
In ‘A Christmas Carol,’ a Classic Tale Made to Feel Anew
7 / 10
Mays’ poignant performance; however, was somewhat marred by an excess of effects. The vocal augmentation put on the actor’s voice often made it difficult to make out the words he was saying. The video projections that indicate some of the background characters in Scrooge’s past, also felt unnecessary, if not distracting. There were also moments when I found it hard to concentrate on the narrative because of the overwhelming sensory experiences. In short, the production would’ve been more compelling had it favored simplicity rather than over-illustrating the storytelling with bells and whistles.
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A Christmas Carol FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Jolly, Rich and Fat
Nothing to Do With Me
Street Song (Nothing to Do With Me)
Link by Link
The Lights of Long Ago
God Bless Us, Everyone
A Place Called Home
Mr. Fezziwig's Annual Christmas Ball
The Lights of Long Ago (Part II)
Abundance and Charity
Christmas Together
Dancing on Your Grave
Yesterday, Tomorrow and Today
A Jolly Good Time
You Mean More to Me
London Town Carol
A Christmas Carol History
Other Productions of A Christmas Carol
| 1994 | Off-Broadway |
Original Off-Broadway Production Off-Broadway |
| 1995 | Off-Broadway |
Return Engagement [off-Broadway] Off-Broadway |
| 1996 | Off-Broadway |
Return Engagement [off-Broadway] Off-Broadway |
| 1996 | Broadway |
Return Engagement Broadway |
| 1997 | Off-Broadway |
Return Engagement [off-Broadway] Off-Broadway |
| 1998 | Off-Broadway |
Return Engagement [off-Broadway] Off-Broadway |
| 1999 | Off-Broadway |
Return Engagement [off-Broadway] Off-Broadway |
| 2000 | Off-Broadway |
Return Engagement [off-Broadway] Off-Broadway |
| 2022 | Broadway |
Original Broadway Production Broadway |
A Christmas Carol - 2022 Broadway Awards and Nominations
| Year | Ceremony | Category | Nominee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Drama League Awards | Distinguished Performance Award | Jefferson Mays |
| 2023 | Outer Critics Circle Awards | Outstanding Lighting Design (Play or Musical) | Ken Elliott |
| 2023 | Outer Critics Circle Awards | Outstanding Solo Performance | Jefferson Mays |
| 2023 | Outer Critics Circle Awards | Outstanding Sound Design (Play or Musical) | Joshua D. Reid |
| 2023 | Outer Critics Circle Awards | Outstanding Video or Projection Design (Play or Musical) | Lucy Mackinnon |
| 2023 | Tony Awards | Best Lighting Design of a Play | Ben Stanton |
| 2023 | Tony Awards | Best Scenic Design of a Play | Dane Laffrey |
| 2023 | Tony Awards | Best Sound Design of a Play | Joshua D. Reid |
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