Adaptation by Mike Ferrians and Brenda Chapman

From the book by Charles Dickens 

Dear Friends,

As we prepare to share our production of A Christmas Carol, I am reminded of the profound power this story holds—both in its timeless message and its invitation to reflect on the true spirit of the holiday season. Charles Dickens’ beloved tale has resonated with audiences for generations, not only for its richly drawn characters and its vibrant portrayal of Victorian London, but for the universal themes of redemption, generosity, and human connection.

At its heart, A Christmas Carol is about transformation. It’s the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a man who is blind to the needs of others, consumed by greed and isolation until he is given the rare and precious gift of insight—a chance to see his past mistakes, confront his present choices, and glimpse the consequences of his future. Through this journey, Scrooge finds the courage to change, and in doing so, he discovers the redemptive power of love, kindness, and community.

The holidays are a time when we are often reminded of these same values. The season is full of opportunities to reconnect with what truly matters: our families, our friends, and our shared humanity. In a world that can sometimes feel fractured, A Christmas Carol offers us a vision of hope—one that challenges us to be more compassionate, more present, and more giving.

I am incredibly proud of the talented cast and crew who have worked tirelessly to bring this story to life. I hope that, as you watch, you will be reminded of the small acts of kindness that have the power to change lives—and that you carry that spirit with you throughout the season and beyond.

From our family to yours, we wish you a joyful, warm, and meaningful holiday season.

With gratitude,

Rob Bongiolatti

Ebenezer Scrooge -  Patrick R. Spadaccino

Bob Cratchit - Daniel Tortora

Jacob Marley/Fred Hollowell - Chris Guertin

Ghost of Christmas Past/Old Joe - Allen Marko

Ghost of Christmas Present - Shanelle Dupre

Ghost of Christmas Future/Mr. Fezziwig - Dante Coviello

Mrs. Cratchit - Theresa Guertin

Tiny Tim - Teagan Guertin

Belle/Janet Hollowell - Kitty Fernandez

Fan - Mya Corry

Young Ebenezer - Jesse Arcamone

Peter Cratchit - Finn Chenette

Martha Cratchit - Bianca Hewston

Belinda Cratchit - Kinsley Tortora

Cratchit daughter - Charlotte Coviello

Fezziwig’s Daughters - Lexi Acevedo & Savannah Acevedo 

Mrs. Fezziwig - Pat Damiani

Mr. Howell - Chris Chenette

Mrs. Dilber - Priscilla Arcamone

Mrs. Oliver - Renae Saftler

Mr. Jeeves - Bill Starr

Producer - Jeffrey Dunn

Production Manager - Andrea Bingham 

Technical Director - Ian Jones

Director - Robert Bongiolatti

Stage Manager - Morgan Griffin

Asst Director/Sound Board Operator - Michael Gonsalves

Lighting Design - Robbie Eselby

Set Design - Chris Guertin & Ian Jones

Costume Design -  Andrea Bingham 

Set Builders - Chris Guertin, Lou Guertin, Theresa Guertin, Teagan Guertin, Nick Komons, David Kosloffsky, Jonathan Ross, and Adam Dziob

Set Painters - David Verdosci, Lou O'Porto, Katherine Griffin, and Chris Guertin

Stage Crew - Adam Dziob, Michelle Eifes, Katherine Griffin, Shelby Griffin, Gabriela Reyes and Parker Tortora  

Spotlight Operator - Nick Komons

David Verdosci

Lou O'Porto

The Guertin Family

Thomaston High School

Breanna Riollano

Thomaston Custodial Staff

Phoenix Stage Company

Amanda Tortora

Kristen Chenette

Nicole Corry

Doreen Hewston

Katherine Griffin

ACT 1 

• SCENE 1: THE COUNTING HOUSE 

• SCENE 2: THE BEDROOM 

• SCENE 3: THE BEDROOM 

• SCENE 4. OUTDOORS 

• SCENE 5: FEZZIWIG'S ESTABLISHMENT 

• SCENE 6: OUTDOORS 

• SCENE 7: THE BEDROOM 

• SCENE 8: CRATCHIT HOME 

INTERMISSION

ACT 2 

• SCENE 1: HOLLOWELL HOME 

• SCENE 2: THE DARKNESS 

• SCENE 3: CRATCHIT HOME 

• SCENE 4: GRAVEYARD 

• SCENE 5: THE BEDROOM 

• SCENE 6: OUTDOORS 

• SCENE 7: HOLLOWELL HOME 

• SCENE 8: THE COUNTING HOUSE