A Paper Map Christmas Carol
On Stage Nov 13 - Dec 13, 2026
Above, you’ll find a look at our productions through the end of 2027. Needless to say, we’re pretty excited! Browse, and check back in the near future for exact details and dates for auditions and enrollment windows.
THANK YOU!
-Richie
PaperMap Founder & Artistic Director
Exciting theater adventures for the entire community are coming!
✧ An Original PaperMap Adaptation
From the novella by Charles Dickens
November 13–December 13, 2026
Christmas Eve, 1977. A snowstorm, a bed & breakfast, a family gathered together, and a television that suddenly stops cooperating.
What happens next turns a familiar Christmas story into something much more personal.
A Paper Map Christmas Carol is PaperMap’s warm, playful reimagining of Dickens’ classic, told by a family using whatever they can find: chairs, blankets, string lights, old records, a paper map, and a great deal of imagination.
This is not a dark and dreary Christmas Carol. There are ghosts, of course, and the heart of Dickens is still very much here, but so are laughter, music, family chaos, familiar carols, and the cozy magic of people making something together.
Set against the glow of Christmas in 1977, it’s a funny and heartfelt holiday story about the people we miss, the traditions we pass along, and finding our way back to one another.
Come spend Christmas with the LeRoys.
Estimated running time: Approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including one 15-minute intermission.
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