Al LePage presents his solo version of Charles Dickens' ''A Christmas Carol,'' based on the author's original stage notes, in Natick and Sudbury this weekend to benefit local food pantries.
(David Krapes)
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Banishing the bah-humbug spirit
Al LePage presents his solo version of Charles Dickens' ''A Christmas Carol,'' based on the author's original stage notes, in Natick and Sudbury this weekend to benefit local food pantries.
(David Krapes)
Bob Cratchit would be proud. When Al LePage dons his top hat and puts on a two-hour, 26-character, solo performance of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," he channels more than the spirits of Christmases future and past. He also hauls that triumphal go-buy-Tiny-Tim-a-Christmas-goose spirit right into present. All of the proceeds of his East Coast tour go directly to nonprofit organizations. ... (Full article: 1165 words)
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