Young Talent for "Defining Scrooge: A Christmas Carol Story"

Multiple characters (these include speaking roles)

The author.

Narrator and Scrooge’s lost love.*

A cold-hearted, miserly old man who undergoes a transformation.*

Scrooge’s kind, underpaid clerk and loving father.*

Scrooge’s cheerful, warm-hearted nephew*

Scrooge’s deceased business partner

A spirit who shows Scrooge memories from his earlier life

A jovial spirit who reveals the current Christmas

A silent, grim spirit who shows Scrooge his potential future.

Young Scrooge, lonely and isolated at boarding school.

Scrooge’s loving sister who comes to bring him home

Scrooge’s strict, distant father*

The head of Scrooge’s boarding school.

Scrooge’s joyful former employer who valued people over profit.*

Fezziwig’s equally cheerful wife.*

A fellow apprentice who marries Belle.

Musician at the Fezziwigs' Christmas party.

Young Belle, Scrooge’s former fiancée*

Partygoers at the Fezziwig ball.*

Partygoers at the Fezziwig ball.*

School friend of Scrooge

School friend of Scrooge, brother of Valentine

School friend of Scrooge

Children playing outside, symbolic of youth and joy.

Meets Scrooge on the street.

Meets Scrooge on the street.

Meets Scrooge on the street.

Meets Scrooge on the street.

Child that emerges from Present’s robe

Child that emerges from Present’s robe.

Come to Scrooge looking for money

Arguing children.

Mother to the Angry Boy and Gir

People discussing Scrooge’s death and wealth.

A rag-and-bone man who buys stolen goods from the dead Scrooge’s home.

Steals from Scrooge’s corpse and sells to Old Joe

One of the thieves, she steals and sells Scrooge’s bed linens.

Another thief who takes Scrooge’s belongings after his death

A guest at Fred’s party, often portrayed as flirtatious and funny.*

Married to Fred*

Emma’s Sister*

Emma’s 2nd Sister*

Emma’s Third Sister who Topper fancies*

Servant in Fred’s home

Bob’s loving, strong-willed wife.*

The eldest Cratchit child, works outside the home.*

A cheerful Cratchit daughter at home.*

The eldest Cratchit boy, hopeful and helpful.*

A younger Cratchit boy*

A younger daughter.*

Youngest daughter*

The youngest, disabled son known for his optimism*

A woman relieved by Scrooge’s death, due to debt he held over her family

Rejoices with Caroline at the news of Scrooge’s death.

Belle and dick’s daughter.