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Stevie Carr is so happy to be directing Bah Humbug! Scrooge’s Christmas Carol this holiday season at Dixon Community Theater. He is beyond grateful to have been given this chance to display his creative skills in a different format. Stevie has been in numerous musical theater productions and was recently seen on the Dixon stage in the ensemble of Cinderella and as Aaron Shultz/Kiki the Colorist in Legally Blonde at DMTC! He has also been a sound designer, stage manager, and all around techie too. Stevie is confident that he and his creative team will put together something special for the festive season, something that will be remembered for years to come. He has so many creative ideas that he wants to invest back into the community has given him so much these past few years. Directing is a huge step forward in the theatre world and for him that means everything. His goal in life is to become a hair and makeup designer for theatre as a career and will be starting beauty school soon! Stevie can’t wait to see all of your bright shining talent at auditions!!

Josh Benson is the youngest sitting board member with Dixon Community Theater and his dedication and passion for the performing arts in Dixon cannot be argued. While Josh's experience on production teams has previously focused on Youth Theater productions and programs, he looks forward to taking more of a leadership role in this intergenerational production and expanding his role with Dixon Community Theater productions.

Irie Carr is thrilled to be the choreographer for this production! Previously, she has choreographed 2 shows for Pioneer High School: Little Shop of Horrors and Heathers, Teenage Edition, as well as Ride the Cyclone for another company. She is a passionate dancer and takes many dance classes with the Woodland Opera House Theater and Dance Annex. Through the Woodland Opera House, she has also had the opportunity to be an intern choreographer and learn from some of the best! Irie is incredibly thrilled to continue choreographing through this show, as she hopes to do this professionally one day!

Kelly Pidgeon James returns as producer after recently directing The Addams Family Musical Young@Part with the DCT Youth Theater. As one of only two original board members listed on the Dixon Community Theater articles of incorporation, Kelly remains deeply committed to the theater’s success and passionate about helping it continue to grow and thrive. Since Christmas is her favorite holiday, it’s no surprise that she eagerly signed on to produce Bah Humbug, and lend her experience and support to the next generation of talented directors, stage managers and choreographers as they work to create a show she knows will bring holiday cheer and Christmas spirit to the community!

Step into the timeless world of Charles Dickens and experience the wonder, warmth, and transformation of one of the most beloved holiday stories ever told! This enchanting musical adaptation of A Christmas Carol brings the spirit of Christmas to life through unforgettable characters, heartfelt storytelling, and the beautiful original music of Bill Francoeur. Filled with humor, emotion, and holiday magic, this uplifting production is designed to captivate audiences of all ages.
This adaptation offers expanded opportunities for young performers while also allowing flexibility in casting several key roles as male or female characters. The result is a fresh, inclusive, and deeply moving theatrical experience that celebrates family, redemption, kindness, and the enduring power of hope.
Synopsis:
“Bah, Humbug!” growls the bitter and miserly Ebenezer Scrooge as he rejects the joy and generosity of Christmas, unknowingly setting himself on a life-changing journey when three mysterious spirits appear on Christmas Eve to confront him with his past, present, and future. Guided first by the Ghost of Christmas Past, Scrooge revisits memories of his youth, including tender moments with his beloved sister Fanny during the touching song “One Last Christmas,” forcing him to reflect on the choices that transformed him into a lonely and hardened man. The Ghost of Christmas Present then carries him to the humble but loving home of his employee, Cratchit, where despite their struggles, the family celebrates the season with warmth and gratitude as Tiny Tim’s heartfelt “God Bless Us, everyone,” reminds Scrooge of the true spirit of Christmas. Finally, the Ghost of Christmas Future reveals a chilling vision of the fate awaiting him should he refuse to change, culminating in the town’s darkly comic celebration “He’s Dead and Buried!” as they rejoice over the passing of the unloved miser. Faced with the consequences of a life without compassion, Scrooge ultimately embraces redemption and discovers through the triumphant finale “Life Was Meant to Live” that love, kindness, friendship, and community are the greatest gifts of all in this heartwarming and uplifting musical retelling of Dickens’s beloved holiday classic.
Characters:
Ebenezer Scrooge: A mean, old miser with a deep hatred for Christmas and underpays his clerk, Beth/Bob Cratchit. He is initially cold and dismissive but undergoes a transformation of hope through the spirits of Christmas.
Fran: The niece of Scrooge and unlike her uncle, thoroughly enjoys Christmas and bugging her uncle.
Beth/Bob Cratchit: Loyal clerk to Scrooge, regardless of how underpaid she/he is. Mother/Father to Tiny Tim and very devoted to family, optimistic and hopeful despite the poverty she/he has endured.
Tiny Tim: Beth/Bob’s disabled son. Very innocent and optimistic, bringing warmth to Scrooge’s cold heart.
Belinda: Daughter of Beth/Bob, adult
Peter: Older son of Beth/Bob, adult
Martha: Oldest daughter of Beth/Bob who lives away from home
Mary: Another daughter of Beth/Bob, young adult
Virginia: Another daughter of Beth/Bob, young adult
Josie/Jacob Marley: Scrooge’s deceased business partner that comes back to haunt him.
Polly Poynter: A woman seeking donations for the poor.
Winnie Winslow: Another woman seeking donations.
Victoria Vasser: Another
Spirit of Christmas Past: The first of the three spirits foretold by Marley.
Fanny: Scrooge’s sister, about fourteen years old.
Young Ebenezer: A small boy about six years old.
Miss Fezziwig: Scrooge’s first governess; kind and good.
Spirit of Christmas Present: The second spirit foretold by Marley.
Spirit of Christmas Future: The last spirit foretold by Marley.
Rachel: A friend of Fran
Caroline: Another friend
Tipper: A third friend
Paddie, Lizzie, Sal, Dilly and Dorie: Street waifs; aged 8-14
Little Girl: Morning stroller
Ensemble (More street waifs, ghostly goblins, carolers, citizens and shoppers)
We are currently conducting both our auditions and our rehearsals at the Dixon high school campus in room D302. Please see the map above. Dixon high school is located at 555 College Way in Dixon, CA.