Dave Steakley’s adaptation of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol is going into it’s final week at ZACH in the Topfer theatre.
The story remains the same, but there were some tweaking of songs and changes in the cast. Since I had photographed the show last year, I had decided I would focus on the new faces and any of the changes that I could spot.
Some of the new faces were people I’ve been wanting to photograph, but our schedules haven’t permitted that opportunity.
opportunity.
Boyce Templin
Boyce Templin
Who was recently scene in Priscilla Queen of the Desert returns for another production at ZACH. Boyce like many of the actors plays several characters including the Ghost of Christmas Future.
Jaston Williams appears as Scrooge. The first time I ever saw Jaston perform at ZACH was when he channeled Truman Copote in his one man show Tru. Jaston's Scrooge is really great. Roderick returns as the ghost of Jacob Marley.
Roderick Sanford and Kim Stacy bust a move as Mr. and Mrs. Fezziwig in one of the get out of your seat and dance moments during the show.
Celeste Castillo and Boyce Templin, part of the Adult ensemble and Below Boyce in one of the many dance numbers.
Sometimes I get lucky and I get a shot that even takes my breath way. I found the show to be very emotional this year. Perhaps it has to do with getting older or the fact that I don’t get to see my family as often as I’d like.
Life is a journey and we don’t know where that journey is going to take us. I am hoping I can push the journey along. I am hoping I can take back the house in New Orleans and create a living space and a place for artists to be inspired and create.
Vincent Hooper, who recently filled in as the Ghost of Christmas Past is quite the performer. He can act, sing and dance. 
Michael Valentine reprises his role as Fred.
Another moment in the show with Vincent Hooper.
The moment in the show that I found to be very emotional. Anderson Zoll, Megan Richards Wright, Marianel Marquez, Paul Sanchez and Javier Garcia. There are many standing ovation moments in the show and Marianel gets one with her rendition of Halo.
Jaston Williams when he is visited by one of the Ghosts.
Jaston Williams embracing Christmas after he has seen his future.
Vincent Hooper in one of his earlier moments in the show as a charitable gentleman.Sometimes I get lucky and I get a shot that even takes my breath way. I found the show to be very emotional this year. Perhaps it has to do with getting older or the fact that I don’t get to see my family as often as I’d like.
Life is a journey and we don’t know where that journey is going to take us. I am hoping I can push the journey along. I am hoping I can take back the house in New Orleans and create a living space and a place for artists to be inspired and create.
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