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Bruce Cromer joins the rest of us in finding new ways to enjoy the season while A Christmas Carol is on break.

In December, the Playhouse in the Park presented the final performances of its beloved, spellbinding production of A Christmas Carol. Between 1991 and 2021, it...

A Christmas Carol at the Playhouse in the Park Ebenezer Scrooge — and actor Bruce Cromer — are back onstage for this family favorite in 2021. This is Cromer's 17th time playing the Christmas-hating curmudgeon, who finally remembers the reason for the season after being visited by three holiday apparitions. Charles Dickens' tale is brought to life on the Playhouse stage this year with full costuming, characters and special effects.

Playhouse in the Park production stage manager Andrea L. Shell has been running behind the scenes of “A Christmas Carol” for nearly 20 years.

We’ve made a list of 12 festive things to do before Santa comes to town.

This weekend, check out the return of the Shillito's Elves, an ugly sweater pub crawl and ice skating below the Eiffel Tower.

This is Cromer's 17th time playing the Christmas-hating curmudgeon.

Cincinnati Opera announces first all-digital winter festival The Cincinnati Opera is holding its first-ever, all-digital winter festival in February and March. They will partner with Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati to present a reading of Julian Mitchell’s play “After Aida,” inspired by the life of composer Giuseppe Verdi and starring Cincinnati actor Bruce Cromer. (Source: Cincinnati Opera Facebook page) By FOX19 Digital Staff | January 26, 2021 at 9:50 AM EST - Updated January 26 at 12...

Courtesy Cincinnati Ballet It sounds odd, but directing hundreds of basketball and football games, and dozens of WEBN Riverfest firework telecasts, was great training for David Ashbrock when WLWT-TV asked him to direct The Nutcracker at Home airing 8 p.m. tonight. As with broadcasting sports and pyrotechnic explosions, you only get one chance to shoot the Cincinnati Ballet dancers in action. "This is exhausting to perform. The dancers are Olympic athletes, to be sure, but this takes a lot ou...

Mikki Schaffner / Playhouse In The Park Not only did Bruce Cromer do all the voices for WVXUs A Christmas Carol, but the actor also had to trim Charles Dickens actual reading script to fit the one-hour radio drama. A Christmas Carol: A Radio Play, which premieres 8 p.m. Wednesday Dec. 23, was envisioned by Blake Robinson, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park artistic director, as a one-man performance by Cromer, who has starred as Ebenezer Scrooge since 2005 at the Playhouse. "Blake gave me ...