The Charles Dickens holiday classic "A Christmas Carol" has come back to Rochester's Meadow Brook Theatre for the 37th consecutive year. Tickets are now available for performances through Dec. 23.
Following the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a mean-spirited miser, through a series of events the man learns the value of compassion, generosity and redemption. This year, Thomas D. Mahard will play the role of Scrooge with Tobin Hissong as Bob Crachit.
The full cast and ticket information can be found online at mbtheatre.com/christmas-carol/.
Meadow Brook Theatre Presents 'A Christmas Carol' Through Dec. 23
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