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By Richard Lykes
Special to the Rappahannock News
With five children from one family (the CfHeir’s of Boston) and six from another (the Curley's of Jeffersonton), plus husband and wife teams playing, directing, and producing the play, there rarely has been a more family oriented play staged in Little Washington than this new production of Charles Dickens’s 19^" century classic, “A Christmas Carol.”
Known and loved by children and adults alike for nearly 150 years, “A Christmas Carol” opens with a twoday run at Ki Theatre in Little Washington on December 10 and 11. It tells the popular and haunting tale of a parsimonious old pennypincher, named Ebenezer Scrooge, who is visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future. But in the end, this parable of personal redemption reveals unto Old Scrooge the true spirit of Christmas spirit which is celebration, companionship and giving.
The play’s large cast of local area actors ranges in age from four to 86years-old—and some play multiple roles. The younger cast member’s tal
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