Actors Needed for Play "The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge"

Is the character that the play revolves around. Scrooge is a miserly bookkeeper in the city of London.

Is the deceased business partner of Scrooge. Marley’s ghost visits Scrooge to forewarn him of the impending visits from the three ghosts.

Ghost of Christmas Past, Present, and Future: are the three ghosts on trial for breaking and entering and kidnapping Scrooge.

Ghost of Christmas Past, Present, and Future: are the three ghosts on trial for breaking and entering and kidnapping Scrooge.

Ghost of Christmas Past, Present, and Future: are the three ghosts on trial for breaking and entering and kidnapping Scrooge. There is a Translator who converts the gibberish of the Ghost of Christmas Future into English.

Is the eloquent and confident defense attorney for all of the accused.

Is the grumpy judge, much like Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, who presides over the trial with an iron fist.

Is the deputy of the courtroom and offers a voice of hope despite Judge Pearson’s pessimistic attitude. The Bailiff is akin to Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol.

Is Scrooge’s nephew who always invites Scrooge to Christmas Dinner.

Is the former love interest of Scrooge who comes to the witness stand and her presence forces Scrooge to acknowledge a bitter part of his pat where money meant more than anything.

Is Scrooge’s sister who offers insight to Scrooge’s painful childhood.

Is the clerk at Mr. Scrooges' business.

Is Bob’s wife and the mother of the Cratchit children.

Is a community activist who goes around asking for donations to help the poor, especially around Christmas time.

Is a city beggar who is accused of stealing articles of clothing and jewelry from Mr. Scrooge. She claims that all is fair game when a person is deceased.