Scrooge The Musical News

 
Actor to attorney, Enders has played many roles
Utica Observer Dispatch
Enders has endured for 17 years in one of the region's most visible theater roles, as Scrooge in the Players of Utica's annual production of "Scrooge: The Musical." But even if that's the headline to his resume, the full story is worth reading.


 
Playbill.com
Rhinebeck Writers Retreat to Develop Musicals By Glenn Slater, John Caird ...
Playbill.com
By Adam Hetrick Beatsville, a new musical by Tony nominee Glenn Slater and Wendy Wilf and Little Miss Scrooge, by Tony winner John Caird, Sam Caird and Paul Gordon, will be developed this summer during the second annual Rhinebeck Writers Retreat.
Rhinebeck Writers Retreat Announces Eight New Musicals for the Summer, Beg. 7/1Broadway World

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Up for some reggae?
Sacramento News & Review
How shameful of me to forget that somewhere between the fettered ghost of Scrooge's partner and the adorably incorrigible labrador retriever, there was also, um, yes, a certain reggae legend. Apparently, Bob Marley's life somehow has gone without a ...

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The Guardian
Robin Gibb: 'I don't sing with my voice, I sing with my heart' – a classic ...
The Guardian
Amongst his independent projects now are a musical around the character of Dickens' Scrooge and another around the figure of Henry VIII. "I'm a British history fanatic," said Robin. "History fascinates me – my particular hero is Sir Winston Churchill.

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The Huntsville Times - al.com
Music, comedy, drama on tap for Alys Stephens Center next season
The Huntsville Times - al.com
His movies include “Three Amigos” and “Father of the Bride.” ($50.50-$70.50). “A Dickens Vest Pocket Christmas Carol” (Dec. 15 at 11 am and 7 pm). Jerry Sims adapts the timeless holiday classic about Tiny Tim, Scrooge and the ghosts of Christmas.


 
My favorite things in the 2011-2012 theater season
Cincinnati.com (blog)
He opened the year at Cincinnati Shakespeare, so compelling as Thomas More in “A Man for All Seasons,” went on to his annual turn as Ebenezer Scrooge in Playhouse's “A Christmas Carol” — where he always finds something new. (And yay!


 
Rhinebeck chooses musicals
Variety
The second annual residency program for tuner collaborators, led by former National Alliance for Musical Theater topper Kathy Evans, last year hosted creatives for tuners including "Nobody Loves You," now getting its world preem at the Old Globe in San ...