Main Street is once again plagued by the spirits of Christmas past, present, and future.
A Christmas Carol will make a comeback to the stage at Actors Theatre of Louisville from December 4–21 in the Pamela Brown Auditorium.
Actorstheatre.org is currently selling tickets, which start at $30.
Dickens’ timeless story filled the theater with warmth and wonder for decades, making the play a vital Louisville holiday rite. The program is now back, reimagined but firmly anchored in the version that generations of families grew up with.
“People have told us they remember coming to this show with their grandparents, bringing their kids, making it part of their annual ritual,” said Artistic Director Amelia Acosta Powell. “We’re thrilled to bring it back in a way that reflects those memories while inviting a new generation to fall in love with it, too.”
This year’s production is adapted by Lavina Jadhwani and co-directed by Amelia Acosta Powell and Emily Tarquin. It preserves the story’s central themes while infusing it with fresh theatrical energy and magic.
The story, which is based on the classic by Charles Dickens, chronicles Ebenezer Scrooge’s transformation from a heartless miser to a kindhearted philanthropist following visits from the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future.
TICKETS & INFORMATION
A Christmas Carol
by Charles Dickens
Adapted by Lavina Jadhwani
Co-directed by Amelia Acosta Powell and Emily Tarquin
December 4–21, 2025 | Pamela Brown Auditorium
Tickets: actorstheatre.org | Starting at $30
CAST
Ebenezer Scrooge | Neill Robertson
Bob Cratchit | Justin Jackson
Collector / Young Scrooge / Scrooge US | Mark Mozingo
Fred / Dick Wilkins | Crystian Wiltshire
Marley / Laundress | Mandi Elkins Hutchins
Christmas Past | Alfie Jones
Christmas Present | Tyler Tate
Mrs. Cratchit | Jessica Wortham
Belle / Martha | Astoncia Bhagat
Adult Swings | Zye Reid, Mollie Murk
Fan / Tiny Tim | Claire Packer, Verity Vonberg
Belinda / Want | Karsen Taylor, Elliott Ann Lanier
Peter / Boy Scrooge | Porter Ramsay, Edward Elder
Learn more at actorstheatre.org.