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A Maury Christmas Carol

A Classic Tale Reimagined in Columbia’s Historic Past

The Building Block School for the Arts is thrilled to present A Maury Christmas Carol, a fresh adaptation of Charles Dickens’ beloved holiday classic. Set against the backdrop of downtown Columbia in 1937, this reimagined story unfolds during the hardships of the Great Depression. Familiar characters come to life as Tennesseans of all walks of life, each navigating their own challenges during a time of adversity.

Adding a rich layer of authenticity, the gifted Murphey Ridge Band will perform live, filling the play with timeless 1930s Christmas tunes that will transport audiences to a bygone era.

This heartwarming production is directed by Sherry Johnson, founder of the Building Block School for the Arts, and features an original script adaptation by Carter Crocker, an Emmy-winning writer celebrated for his work in children’s animation.

Performance Dates:

• Saturday, December 21: 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM
• Sunday, December 22: 2:00 PM

Location:
The Cherry Theatre, 1665 Hampshire pike Columbia

Join us for an unforgettable holiday experience that brings the charm and nostalgia of 1930s Columbia to life. Whether you’re rediscovering Dickens’ timeless tale or seeing it for the first time, A Maury Christmas Carol offers a unique blend of history, music, and the enduring spirit of community.

Celebrate the season where the past meets the present, right in the heart of downtown Columbia. This is more than a performance—it’s a tradition in the making!