On Christmas Eve 1939, Lionel Barrymore teamed with Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre for a Campbell Playhouse production of 'A Christmas Carol' on the Columbia Broadcasting System. Welles, himself, served as the narrator. In the "spirit" of the holidays, we present this re-broadcast of our telling of the classic tale by Charles Dickens. The famous story features the miserly, Christmas-hating Ebenezer Scrooge whose heart and life are changed with the help of four holiday specters. Storytelling is a great holiday tradition, so we invite you to gather around with your loved ones and join us for this classic Christmas story!

Cast (in order of appearance)

Narrator/Fezziwig..................Josh Dorsheimer

Lucy Cratchit/Caroler..................Hayly Dorsheimer

Belinda Cratchit/Caroler..................Lizzy Dorsheimer

Tiny Tim/Caroler..................Kat Dorsheimer

Bob Cratchit..................Tyler Rossi

Ebenezer Scrooge..................Michael Garland

Child..................Laura Butterworth

Fred/Belle’s Husband/Old Joe.................Pasquale Grasso

Gentlewoman..................Veronica Johnston

Jacob Marley..................Jeremiah Miller

Ghost of Christmas Past..................Kaz Rose Bitzer

Fan/Lily..................Larissa Kelley

Belle/Martha Cratchit/Mrs. Dilber..................Nicole Weerbrouck

Ghost of Christmas Present..................Scarlett McMullan-Foreacre

Peter Cratchit..................Sam Dorsheimer

Emily Cratchit..................Katherine Rossi

Sound Effects provided by

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jpaulsboe

Veryspontaneous

Music provided by

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Jingle Punks

"The Warmth of Christmas" by

Ross Budgen-Music

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQKGLOK2FqmVgVwYferltKQ

Special Thanks To

Tim Bena

Michael Garland

Nicole Weerbrouck

Lizzy Dorsheimer

Theater of the Seventh Sister

Millersville University Theatre

On Christmas Eve 1939, Lionel Barrymore teamed with Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre for a Campbell Playhouse production of 'A Christmas Carol' on the Columbia Broadcasting System. Welles, himself, served as the narrator. In the "spirit" of the holidays, our second episode will be a four-part telling of the classic tale by Charles Dickens. The famous story features the miserly, Christmas hating Ebenezer Scrooge who's heart and life is changed with the help of four holiday specters. Storytelling is a great holiday tradition, so we invite you to gather around with your loved ones and join us for this classic Christmas story!

Part IV Cast (in order of appearance)

Narrator..................Josh Dorsheimer

Ebenezer Scrooge..................Michael Garland

Martha Cratchit/Mrs. Dilber..................Nicole Weerbrouck

Mrs. Cratchit..................Katherine Campbell

Bob Cratchit..................Tyler Rossi

Fred/Old Joe.................Pasquale Grasso

Caroler/Lucy Cratchit..................Hayly Dorsheimer

Caroler/Belinda Cratchit..................Kat Dorsheimer

Caroler/Tiny Tim.................Elizabeth Dorsheimer

Child..................Laura Butterworth

Gentlewoman..................Veronica Johnston

Lilly..................Larissa Kelley

Peter Cratchit..................Sam Dorsheimer

Sound Effects provided by

YouTube Audio Library

SoundCrate

jpaulsboe

Veryspontaneous

Music provided by

YouTube Audio Library

SoundCrate

Jingle Punks

"The Warmth of Christmas" by

Ross Budgen-Music

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQKGLOK2FqmVgVwYferltKQ

Special Thanks To

Tim Bena

Michael Garland

Nicole Weerbrouck

Elizabeth Dorsheimer

Theater of the Seventh Sister

Millersville University Theatre

On Christmas Eve 1939, Lionel Barrymore teamed with Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre for a Campbell Playhouse production of 'A Christmas Carol' on the Columbia Broadcasting System. Welles, himself, served as the narrator. In the "spirit" of the holidays, our second episode will be a four-part telling of the classic tale by Charles Dickens. The famous story features the miserly, Christmas hating Ebenezer Scrooge who's heart and life is changed with the help of four holiday specters. Storytelling is a great holiday tradition, so we invite you to gather around with your loved ones and join us for this classic Christmas story!

Part III Cast (in order of appearance)

Ghost of Christmas Present..................Scarlett McMullan-Foreacre

Ebenezer Scrooge..................Michael Garland

Lucy Cratchit..................Hayly Dorsheimer

Belinda Cratchit..................Kat Dorsheimer

Peter Cratchit..................Sam Dorsheimer

Emily Cratchit..................Katherine Campbell

Martha Cratchit..................Nicole Weerbrouck

Bob Cratchit.................Tyler Rossi

Tiny Tim.................Elizabeth Dorsheimer

Narrator..................Josh Dorsheimer

Sound Effects provided by

YouTube Audio Library

SoundCrate

jpaulsboe

Veryspontaneous

Music provided by

YouTube Audio Library

SoundCrate

Jingle Punks

Special Thanks To

Tim Bena

Michael Garland

Nicole Weerbrouck

Elizabeth Dorsheimer

Theater of the Seventh Sister

Millersville University Theatre

On Christmas Eve 1939, Lionel Barrymore teamed with Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre for a Campbell Playhouse production of 'A Christmas Carol' on the Columbia Broadcasting System. Welles, himself, served as the narrator. In the "spirit" of the holidays, our second episode will be a four part telling of the classic tale by Charles Dickens. The famous story features the miserly, Christmas hating Ebenezer Scrooge who's heart and life is changed with the help of four holiday specters. Storytelling is a great holiday tradition, so we invite you to gather around with your loved ones and join us for this classic Christmas story!

Part II Cast (in order of appearance)

Ebenezer Scrooge..................Michael Garland

Narrator/Jacob Marley/Fezziwig..................Josh Dorsheimer

Ghost of Christmas Past..................Karen Rose Bitzer

Fan..................Larissa Kelley

Belle..................Nicole Weerbrouck

Belle's Husband.................Pasquale Grasso

Sound Effects provided by

YouTube Audio Library

SoundCrate

jpaulsboe

Veryspontaneous

Music provided by

YouTube Audio Library

SoundCrate

Jingle Punks

Special Thanks To

Tim Bena

Michael Garland

Nicole Weerbrouck

Lizzy Dorsheimer

Theater of the Seventh Sister

Millersville University Theatre

On Christmas Eve 1939, Lionel Barrymore teamed with Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre for a Campbell Playhouse production of 'A Christmas Carol' on the Columbia Broadcasting System. Welles, himself, served as the narrator. In the "spirit" of the holidays, our second episode will be a four part telling of the classic tale by Charles Dickens. The famous story features the miserly, Christmas hating Ebenezer Scrooge who's heart and life is changed with the help of four holiday specters. Storytelling is a great holiday tradition, so we invite you to gather around with your loved ones and join us for this classic Christmas story!

Part I Cast (in order of appearance)

Narrator..................Josh Dorsheimer

Caroler..................Hayly Dorsheimer

Caroler..................Lizzy Dorsheimer

Caroler..................Kat Dorsheimer

Bob Cratchit..................Tyler Rossi

Ebenezer Scrooge..................Michael Garland

Child..................Laura Butterworth

Fred.................Pasquale Grasso

Gentlewoman..................Veronica Johnston

Sound Effects provided by

YouTube Audio Library

SoundCrate

jpaulsboe

Veryspontaneous

Music provided by

YouTube Audio Library

SoundCrate

Jingle Punks

Special Thanks To

Tim Bena

Michael Garland

Nicole Weerbrouck

Lizzy Dorsheimer

Theater of the Seventh Sister

Millersville University Theatre

Join us on December 21st at 8pm for our second venture, the holiday classic- A CHRISTMAS CAROL.

Originally wanting Treasure Island to be the first Mercury Theatre broadcast, Orson Welles abruptly changed his mind a week before the recording to present Dracula by Bram Stoker, citing that the changing narrators and locations were ideal for radio. In tribute to Welles, our pilot episode will be Stoker's classic tale about the vampiric Count Dracula, who travels to England for fresh blood and to spread his dark curse. So, close your curtains, turn down the lights, and enjoy this classic tale of horror.

Cast (in order of appearance)

Jonathan Harker..................Tyler Rossi

Various Voices..................Michael Garland

Various Voices..................Veronica Johnston

Count Dracula..................Jeremiah Miller

Dr. Arthur Seward..................Pasquale Grasso

Dr. Van Helsing..................Clifford Catania

Lucy Westenra..................Katherine Campbell

Mina Harker..................Nicole Weerbrouck

Music and Sound Effects provided by SoundCrate

Special Thanks To

Tim Bena

Mike Garland

Jeremiah Miller

Nicole Weerbrouck

Theater of the Seventh Sister

Millersville University Theatre

Join us in October, for our first venture into radio drama.