A Camden Christmas Carol

Submitted by Julie on December 4, 2006 - 1:42pm.

From December 16th to the 23rd, at the Gordon Theater at Rutgers University in Camden:

Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts and the Knight Foundation are proud to present the stage debut of new holiday tradition - A Camden Christmas Carol. Directed by Barry Moore and written by local playwright Sarah O'Neill, this production re-interprets Dickens' tale of historic Camden Towne and the journey of Ben Scrooge from darkness into light.

Featuring renowned performance artist Jean-Ronald LaFond in the lead role, a creative team of multimedia experts bring the City of Camden to life with historic images, film, sound and dazzling special effects that will transport you back and forth through time with Scrooge and the three spirits - from the hustle and bustle of Camden's industrial heyday right up to the present day.

The result is an innovative interpretation of the classic tale that holds special meaning - not just for the City of Camden, but for the entire Delaware Valley region. Experience a new tradition that will bring home the true meaning of the holidays - A Camden Christmas Carol!

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Home » blogs » Julie's blog A Camden Christmas Carol Submitted by Julie on December 4, 2006 - 1:42pm. Events Camden From December 16th to the 23rd, at the Gordon Theater at Rutgers University in Camden: Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts and the Knight Foundation are proud to present the stage debut of new holiday tradition - A Camden Christmas Carol. Directed by Barry Moore and written by local playwright Sarah O'Neill, this production re-interprets Dickens' tale of historic Camden Towne and the journey of Ben Scrooge from darkness into light. Featuring renowned performance artist Jean-Ronald LaFond in the lead role, a creative team of multimedia experts bring the City of Camden to life with historic images, film, sound and dazzling special effects that will transport you back and forth through time with Scrooge and the three spirits - from the hustle and bustle of Camden's industrial heyday right up to the present day. The result is an innovative interpretation of the classic tale that holds special meaning - not just for the City of Camden, but for the entire Delaware Valley region. Experience a new tradition that will bring home the true meaning of the holidays - A Camden Christmas Carol! » Julie's blog wow Submitted by Anonymous - not logged in on December 9, 2006 - 2:15pm. that website kicks ass » reply Comment viewing options Select your preferred way to display the comments and click "Save settings" to activate your changes. Post new comment Your name: * E-mail: * The content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly. Homepage: Subject: Comment: * Allowed HTML tags: <a> <em> <strong> <cite> <code> <ul> <ol> <li> <dl> <dt> <dd> <blockquote> <img> <p> <br> Lines and paragraphs break automatically. More information about formatting options	More on this story More in Events More from Julie Share a story here! Others linking here	Advertisements Topics - News (5759) - Opinion (1200) - Politics (1443) - Breaking the Cycle (153) - Business (452) - Crime (142) - Education (111) - Family (118) - Health (124) - Septa (50) - The Philly Boo (81) - Transportation (46) - Weather (29) - Arts and Entertainment (1604) - Food and Dining (106) - Music (463) - Architecture (84) - Books (48) - Cinema (57) - Games (31) - Humor (287) - Pets (39) - Blogging, Internet, Media (1104) - Wi-Fi Wireless Philly (62) - The Future of Journalism (141) - People (486) - Hello World (27) - Albert's Photoblogger Fortnight (31) - Featured Blogger (84) - Happy Birthday (6) - Interviews (57) - Religion and Faith (35) - Sports (627) - 76ers (30) - Eagles (54) - Flyers (10) - Philadelphia 2016 Olympics (4) - Phillies (79) - Soccer (7) - Soul (6) - Wrestling (5) - Ask Philadelphia (9) - Classifieds (16) - History (312) - Pope John Paul II 1979 Visit To Philadelphia (21) - Live 8 (190) - Events (506) - July 4th (25) - Philadelphia Film Festival (16) - Meetup (62) - Philly Future Talk (208) Neighborhoods - Center City (559) - Chinatown (7) - Logan Square (4) - Market East (6) - Old City (136) - Penn's Landing (7) - Rittenhouse Square (32) - Society Hill (15) - South Street (25) - North Philly (194) - Fairmount (13) - Hunting Park (3) - Logan (3) - Northern Liberties (44) - Olney - Strawberry Mansion (1) - Northeast Philly (67) - Bridesburg (4) - Bustleton (3) - Castor Garden - Fishtown (13) - Fox Chase (7) - Frankford (2) - Juniata - Kensington (5) - Mayfair (6) - Millbrook (1) - Pennypack (1) - Port Richmond (7) - Torresdale - Northwest Philly (69) - Chestnut Hill (6) - Germantown (6) - Manayunk (14) - Mount Airy (23) - Roxborough (4) - South Philly (40) - Bella Vista (2) - Grays Ferry - Italian Market (1) - Marconi Plaza - Pennsport - Point Breeze - Queen Village (2) - Southwest Philly (10) - Kingsessing - Tri-State Counties (855) - Bucks County (54) - Camden (22) - Chester County (19) - Delaware County (52) - Main Line (284) - Montgomery County (20) - South Jersey (43) - West Philly (66) - Cobbs Creek - Overbrook (1) - University City (42) Colophon About Philly Future The Team behind Philly Future Contact Us Subscribe Main (Home Page) Feed Enter your Email Powered by FeedBlitz Disclaimer Not responsible for content aggregated from feed providers. Content provided by feed providers is the property of those feed providers. Contact their respective site owners for any questions. Not responsible for content posted by users. Stories posted on Philly Future do not represent the views of those volunteering to maintain it. If you disagree with a view or opinion shared here, please join the conversation. This is an open forum. If you see something illegal posted here let us know immediately. Meta » Blogs that link here » View my profile GeoURL This site made possible with software provided by Drupal.org. Hosting provided by Firebright. Content posted to Philly Future is licensed under a Creative Commons License.