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May we all honor Christmas in our hearts and keep it all the year. And, as Tiny Tim said, “God Bless Us, Every One!”

A Christmas Carol made him a national treasure, yet the black-hearted miser had more in common with its creator than Victorians realised

A massive cast of characters and locations make up A Christmas Carol at Stradbally’s Barron Hall

The Oak Bluffs Public Library staff brought down the house with their performances of Doris Baizley’s adaptation of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” The staff’s adaptation followed the general story line, with a few comedic twists. The actor portraying Tiny Tim had been fired for eating the Christmas dinner, and there was no Scrooge initially, […]

Elvi Piper’s show for over-threes has knockabout silliness, vintage styling, cracker jokes and appealing songs<strong><br></strong>

Connecting with animals one-on-one sparks empathy and action By: Lauren Threlkend In the realm of animal welfare and animal rights advocacy, Kate Myers Using empathy and one-on-one connections, Kate Myers, founder of Speaking of Animals Outreach, shares her life work and new organization

All the splendor, magic and joy of the holiday season is here!  It’s the Perseverance Production's National Touring Company of Charles Dicken’s classic tale A

Matt Shirvo Shirvington and Monique Wright were left shocked on Tuesday morning when a Sunrise guest left their couch defiled with faeces.

Calgary Underground Film Festival is launching its eighth annual Documentary Film Festival with screenings of Tiny Tim: King for a Day and No Visible Trauma.

Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol (1843) is one of the most iconic Christmas stories. The novella is about Ebenezer Scrooge, a miser who becomes kinder