Michael Cerveris to star in 'A Christmas Carol' off Broadway

Find out who else is joining the two-time Tony Award winner in the beloved holiday classic, running at PAC NYC for one month only beginning in November.

Summary

  • Two-time Tony Award winner Michael Cerveris will star as Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol off Broadway
  • Additional cast members include George Abud; Julia Knitel; Rashidra Scott; and more
  • Performances run from November 23-December 28 at PAC NYC
  • The adaptation of Charles Dickens's classic holiday story returns to NYC after a Tony Award-winning Broadway run in 2019
Gillian Russo
Gillian Russo

The Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC) has set initial casting for its holiday production of A Christmas Carol off Broadway, with two-time Tony Award winner Michael Cerveris leading the company as Ebenezer Scrooge.

Also announced to star are George Abud as Fred, Maxim Chlumecky as Young Ebenezer, Chris Hoch as Father/Marley, Julia Knitel as Belle, Ashlyn Maddox as Little Fan, Madalynn Mathews as Jess, Nancy Opel as the Ghost of Christmas Past, Dan Piering as Ferdy/George, Izzy Elena Rita as Tiny Tim, Rashidra Scott as Mrs. Cratchit, Teddy Trice as Nicholas, and Paul Whitty as Fezziwig/Mandolin. Dario Esteban Alvarez and Celia Mei Rubin are understudies.

Additional casting has yet to be announced.

Running from November 23 to December 28 at PAC NYC, A Christmas Carol takes place on Christmas Eve, when four ghosts visit Scrooge and urge him to change his miserly ways. This version of Charles Dickens's classic story is adapted by Harry Potter and the Cursed Child playwright Jack Thorne and directed by Matthew Warchus.

Thorne and Warchus's A Christmas Carol premiered at the Old Vic Theatre in London in 2017, and this will mark its ninth consecutive holiday season on stage. In 2019, the production ran on Broadway and later won five Tony Awards, including Best Original Score and multiple design prizes.

As previously announced, the creative team for the Off-Broadway revival includes co-director Thomas Caruso, set and costume designer Rob Howell, lighting designer Hugh Vanstone, sound designer Simon Baker, composer and arranger Christopher Nightingale, and wig, hair, and makeup designer Campbell Young. Movement is by Lizzi Gee.

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Photo credit: Michael Cerveris. (Photo courtesy of production)

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