[NEohioPAL] Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol opens Tonight!



Home: For the Arts, in association with "The Market Path" (Highland Square's
new fair trade store), happily announces...

Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol
By Tom Mula
Directed By JT Buck
Starring Dan Camburn as Scrooge and Jeff Holland as Jacob Marley, featuring Toni Claire and Ron Hoff, Jr. !

Performances
November 30 thru December 15
Friday and Saturday nights at 7 PM (note early time)
Sundays, Dec 2 and 9 at 2 PM

ATTENTION!!!!

89.7 WKSU MEMBER'S NIGHT is Saturday, Dec. 15th! All WKSU members get 2 for
1 tickets and a private reception with the cast immediately following the
performance.

Tickets
$10 (or pay what you wish)

Groups of 5 or more pay at least $6 per ticket and must reserve seats in
advance to ensure seating.

Call 330-212-6709 or email jtbuck@xxxxxxxxxxx for reservations/questions.



Location
Home:For the Arts productions are presented at First Grace UCC
350 S. Portage Path (at W. Exchange Street)
Akron, OH 44320
Conveniently located near The Akron Woman's City Club and Coach House
Theatre.
Free, convenient and well-lit parking
Fully Handicap accessible

About the Show...

"Scrooge? I have to redeem old Scrooge? The one man I knew who was worse
than I was? Impossible!"

Thus begins Jacob Marley's frightening, funny, smart and ultimately
exhiirating journey to redemption. Marley is trapped in a desolate post
mortem neitherworld, fettered with the chains of greed and envy he forged in
life. Relying on the power of his own imagination, and with the assistance
of a personal 'hell-sprite', Marley can only secure his release by
personally stage managing the redemption of his business partner, Ebeneezer
Scrooge. Along the way, Marley and the audience are confronted with profound
questions about the interplay of love, forbearance and imagination in our
own lives.

Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol played for two seasons at Chicago's Goodman
Theatre. The show was nominated for four Joseph Jefferson Awards, and
received an After Dark Award and the Goodman School of Drama's Cunningham
Prize for Playwriting. The play has since been performed to rave reviews and
standing ovations in theatres across the country, including: Cincinnati
Shakespeare, American Stage Festival, Delaware Rep, Bristol Riverside
Theatre, Stages Repertory in Houston, North Coast Rep, Third Avenue
Playhouse, Sage Theatre Group, and the 1894 Opera House. For seven seasons,
it has been broadcast nationally on NPR.

Brought to you by The Market Path (Highland Square's Fair Trade Store) and
First Grace UCC with support from 89.7/WKSU


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