Sheffield Theatres Unveils Full Cast for A Christmas Carol Production
Sheffield Theatres has revealed the complete cast and creative team for its upcoming festive production of A Christmas Carol. This much-anticipated adaptation will run at the Crucible Theatre from November 29, 2025 to January 10, 2026. It brings a fresh perspective to Charles Dickens’ classic tale.
Cast Details for A Christmas Carol
The play is written by Aisha Khan and directed by Elin Schofield, with Alex Pritchett serving as Associate Director. Here’s a breakdown of the cast:
- Aaron Anthony: Fred and other roles
- Kimberly Blake: Mrs. Cratchit, Young Ebenezer’s Mother, Laundress
- Lucy Brindle: Isobel, Charwoman, and others
- Nitai Levi: Ghost of Christmas Past
- Kiah Lindsay: Little Fan, Martha, and other roles (making her professional debut)
- Mel Lowe: Jack
- Ian Midlane: Ebenezer Scrooge
- Ryan O’Donnell: Bob Cratchit, Young Ebenezer
- Anthony Ofoegbu: Jacob Marley
- Adam Price: Ghost of Christmas Present
- Simon Whitaker: Swing, Music Captain
- Karen Wilkinson: Swing
A young company of twelve performers will appear in rotating groups of four.
Notable Returns and Debuts
Several cast members have previously worked with Sheffield Theatres. Aaron Anthony and Mel Lowe starred in A Doll’s House. Ryan O’Donnell makes a long-awaited return nearly 20 years after his debut in Shadow Mouth.
Creative Team Behind A Christmas Carol
The creative talent behind this production includes:
- Co-Designers: Rose Revitt and Kevin Jenkins
- Movement Director and Choreographer: Aline David
- Lighting Designer: Richard Howell
- Composer and Arranger: Matthew Malone
- Sound Designer: Gareth Fry
- Music Supervisor: Natalie Pound
- Casting Director: Juliet Horsley CDG
- Illusions Designer: John Bulleid
- Assistant Director: Verity Richards
Thematic Elements of A Christmas Carol
This adaptation promises to capture the spirit of Dickens’ timeless message. The story follows the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge as he confronts his past, present, and future on a cold Christmas Eve. The inclusion of the Sheffield Carols adds a local touch to this beloved classic, enhancing the themes of redemption and festive spirit.
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