So I’m pretty sure Robert Eggers is becoming the next John Carpenter, and I’m not complaining about that. I don’t mean that in the sense that he’s becoming a slasher king – that’s not really Eggers's ...

Now, let's delve into solving the Christmas carols crossword clue, featured as 65 Across in the USA Today Crossword on July 9, 2025. This crossword clue page was generated automatically using ...

Robert Eggers' love for theatrical, atmospheric period pieces makes him a great choice to take A Christmas Carol in more of a horror direction.

Since the release of "A Christmas Carol" in 1843, there have been different adaptations of the book, all adding unique elements to a classic story.

It's tough to pick a single adaptation of A Christmas Carol as the absolute best of all time, but the 1984's TV movie version starring George C. Scott is unassailable.Other versions do some things ...

Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre is looking to cast young performers for roles in its upcoming productions of A Beef & Boards ...

"A Christmas Carol" is a deserving masterpiece, to be sure, Jones said, and it is astonishing that Dickens wrote it in a couple weeks longer than Christians today celebrate the Advent season.

For Ivers: In late 2019, SCR received a $5 million gift from philanthropist Julianne Argyros directed in part toward a new production of “A Christmas Carol” to be unveiled in 2021. Then COVID ...

A Christmas Carol, as Dickens wrote it, might almost be about the original case of psychotherapy, with the ghosts as shrinks who reveal to Scrooge the dynamic interior forces that shaped him ...

This essay is a Cover Story selection, a weekly feature highlighting the top picks from the editors of America Media. “The Wexford Carol” is Ireland’s oldest-known Christmas carol—and a ...

“I can say that The Muppet Christmas Carol is my favorite adaptation because of the whimsy and playfulness,” Harrington says. “It doesn’t take its subject too seriously.” Embracing fantasy and ...

The result is that FX has made a Christmas Carol that very much isn’t for children — seriously, the wee ones will be either bored or scandalized — and probably isn’t really for adults ...