Bread & Roses Theatre Company is touring local emergency and transitional housing shelters, community centers, recovery spaces, low-income senior centers, and public libraries this December with a whimsical and rowdy adaptation of Charles Dickens’ beloved ghost story, A Christmas Carol.
This play is about recognizing our responsibilities to one another by facing our past, engaging with our present, and embracing our role in making the future we want to be a part of. This Carol will be performed in rooms without stages, in the middle of a square of chairs, with all the lights on, and live actor-driven music. This is theatre up close; intimate, immediate, imaginative, and free for all!
Featuring: Denny Le, Devyn Grendell, Kieran Adcock-Starr, Corey Lynn Atencio, Sharon Barto Gouran, Mimi Santos, and Maile Wong.
Stage managed by Haley Thomas | Assistant Directed by Em Majewski
Approximately 65 minutes in length
Delightful for all ages
ABOUT Bread & Roses Theatre Company:
Bread & Roses Theatre Company is a troupe of artists, advocates, rabble rousers, musicians, and clowns who believe that storytelling is a catalyst for connection, that the collective experience of joy is essential to thriving, and meeting people where they are is the cornerstone of building community. We bridge socioeconomic and geographic barriers to share brave and beautiful accessible theatre experiences for and with audiences in emergency shelters, recovery centers, transitional housing units, community centers, parks, and public libraries across King, Snohomish, and Pierce counties in Washington State.