If you missed this month's broadcasts of Peconic Public Broadcasting's audio adaption of "A Christmas Carol," recorded last year in the radio station's Southampton studios, don't fret, because you can still find it online to listen anytime.
The one-hour abridged audio play can be downloaded by visiting peconicpublicbroadcasting.org or by clicking here.
With the belief that radio is the "theater of the mind," WPPB's production was inspired by Orson Welles' 1939 Campbell Playhouse adaptation, according to producer Bonnie Grice.
It was directed by Michael Disher, the artistic director of Center Stage at the Southampton Cultural Center, and engineered by Kyle Lynch.
The cast includes Dan Becker as Scrooge; Josh Gladstone, the artistic director of The John Drew Theater at Guild Hall, as the narrator, Marley and Fezziwig; Paul Bolger as Bob Crachit; Barbara Jo Howard as Mrs. Crachit; Katie Kneeland at Tiny Tim; Tristan Vaughan as Scrooge’s nephew and young Scrooge; Brooke Alexander as the Ghost of Christmas Past; Rosemary Cline are Scrooge’s fiancee and Crachit’s daughter; Meryn Anders as Scrooge’s sister, Fan; Terrance Fiore as the Ghost of Christmas Present; Rupert Stow as a collector for charity; Julia Tyson as two different children; and Brendan O’Reilly, the editor of Southampton Patch, as Belle’s husband.
