A Christmas Carol

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Redhawk Radio Theater, in collaboration with KRCU, performs a holiday classic, adapted for radio by Arthur Wilhite. Join in hearing the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly man plagued by Christmas Spirits determined to change the course of his life forever. If the spirits succeed, Scrooge will spread love and joy to those around him. If not... A lonely coffin and a wandering spirit await his eternal soul. Cast: Professor Paul Thompson as the Narrator Clayton Hester as Ebenezer Scrooge Nick Bixler as Bob Cratchit, The Ghost of Christmas Past, and Topper Gabrielle Freitas as The Ghost of Chrismas Present, Niece, the Young Girl, and Dilber Satyajit Sarkar as Nephew, Peter, Young Boy, and Man 3 Ally Wukitsch as Scrooge's Fiancee, Mrs. Cratchit, and the Charwoman KRCU Operations Manager John Moore as Marley, Fezziwig, and Man 4 Becca Peach as Charity, Man 1, and Girl Kenzie Barger as Martha, Tiny Tim, and Man 2 Chad Beatty as Joe and the Boy

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