(RANDOLPH, NJ) -- Get ready for a delightful holiday mystery as A Sherlock Carol takes the stage at County College of Morris (CCM), presented by the Marielaine Mammon School of Music, Performing Arts, and Music Technologies. Performances will run Thursday through Saturday, December 11-13, 2025 in Dragonetti Auditorium. Showtime is 7:30pm each evening.
This entertaining production combines the enchanting stories of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes in a wildly fun mashup that is sure to indulge audiences with humor, heart and holiday spirit.
With the great nemesis of Sherlock Holmes, Professor James Moriarty, now dead, an adult Tiny Tim calls upon Holmes to probe the mysterious passing of the infamous Ebenezer Scrooge. As Holmes steps into this unexpected holiday mystery, two literary legends collide, bringing the game afoot to CCM.
"What a delight to get to work on a show like this!" said Director Michele Danna, of the Marielaine Mammon School of Music, Performing Arts and Music Technologies. "Without exaggeration, Sherlock Holmes and Ebenezer Scrooge are two of the most widely recreated figures in all literature. We're familiar with the stories and the characters from their tales, but weaving them into the same world creates a whole new version for people to fall in love with. It's part murder mystery, part comedy and a whole lot of holiday heart."
Join them for an evening filled with mystery, laughter and festive cheer as this imaginative production unfolds on the CCM stage. General admission tickets are $15 each, and tickets for CCM students, alumni, children under 12 and seniors 62 and over are $10 each. Tickets are available for purchase online. Visitors can park in Lot 7 at 214 Center Grove Road, Randolph.
The cast and crew include Mak Cerrado-Shapiro (Emmet Wiggins, Caroler), Elijah Cooke (Inspector Lestrade) and Madison Dunn (Abigail Fezziwig)–Belvidere; Avery Joy Pittari (Mary Morstan)–Brooklyn, NY; Juno Copen (Martha Cratchit)–Budd Lake; Matt Buddesheim (Narrator, Caroler)–Butler; Carolina Hunchak (The Countess, Irene Adler)–Denville; Khristen Giron (Ensemble)–Dover; Cristie Ventura (Elderly Woman, Ensemble)–Hackettstown; Justin Wyble (Assistant Stage Manager)–Jefferson; Bryan Torres (Ebenezer Scrooge)–Lake Ariel, PA; Collin Eagen (Ralph Fezziwig), Juan Isaiz (Constable Bradstreet, Ensemble) –Livingston; Hannah Snyder (Assistant Director)–Morris Plains; Georgina Lopez (Old Jo Brackenridge, Caroler)–Morristown; Victoria Morris (Mrs. Dilber)–Mount Olive; Jayden Cohen (Narrator, Caroler)—Mount Tabor; Kyri Fletcher (Mr. Burke), Kira King (Narrator, Caroler), Gwendolyn Rivera (Narrator, Caroler)—Parsippany; Andrew Berkemeyer (Mr. Topper), Derick Graham (Ensemble), Brandon Nieves (Young Watson, Ensemble)–Randolph; Ethan Abellard (Dr. Timothy Cratchit), Hannah Gebbia (Fan Gardener, Ensemble), Sarah Kolpa (Mrs. Windigate), Charlie Valdez (Sherlock Holmes)–Rockaway; Wyatt Whittenburg (Assistant Stage Manager)–Roxbury; German Tatis-Rosario (Dr. John Watson, Caroler)–Union; and Elizabeth Grant (Narrator, Caroler)–Wayne.
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