This year’s production of “A Christmas Carol” at Glendale Centre Theatre, which opened Friday, is a family affair because the venue’s president and chief executive, Brenda Dietlein, and her two sons all have roles in it. Advertisement“I think the most key thing to the whole show is: why did I walk through life with my eyes turned down?” Dietlein said. Charity, mercy, benevelance should have all been my business,” Dietlein said. In the current production, she portrays the Ghost of Christmas Past, her older son plays the Ghost of Christmas Future and her younger son takes on the role of the young version of Scrooge. Portraying Scrooge for the first time at Glendale Centre Theatre is Guy Noland, who played the male lead role of Capt.

Source: Los Angeles Times November 30, 2019 03:45 UTC