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What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)

What would Christmas be like if Charles Dickens hadn’t written A Christmas Carol? Would the holiday even still exist? At the risk of offending Christians, A Christmas Carol is the greatest yuletide story ever told. It’s also the sturdiest, having been ripped off countless times, sometimes brilliantly (It’s A Wonderful Life), often cheesily (pretty much every Christmas episode from every popular sitcom of the ’70s and ’80s). With his deceptively simple tale of a miser who learns to value love and human kindness from the ghosts of his past, present, and future, Dickens tapped into the universal desire to matter. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has presented A Christmas Carol at the Pabst Theater for more than three decades, and it’s a tradition worth celebrating. (Through Dec. 28)