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Entertainment
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
10/01/09
Yes, Virginia, it looks like you've been "scrooged" out of a local theatrical production of "A Christmas Carol" this holiday season. Two area theaters that traditionally present gala productions of the Charles Dickens' classic have opted, instead, to stage fresher fare. 
Courtesy photosTOP: From ballet and opera to comedy and drama, area theatrical arts offer something for everyone. Recent area productions have included Standing O Productions’ "Mr. Marmalade." BOTTOM: The Talent Machine’s "Seussical the Musical." Find Us On Facebook
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Just a glance at the dazzling array of on-stage offerings listed now through next summer would cause even the most crotchety Ebenezer to jump for his Blackberry calendar. On weekends, there are so many shows on stage in this area, a devoted theater-goer would have a tough time seeing them all. Here's a look at just...
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