SCR Blog

Get the scoop on playwright Allison Gregory’s story of Red Riding Hood.

Actors Melody Butiu and Sol Castillo are SCR veterans. In 2018, they stepped into the theatre’s longest-running production, A Christmas Carol. Find out why this photo is important to them.

The director talks about how she created one poignant moment in "The Velveteen Rabbit.:"

Curious about the creative minds behind the book and the musical? Read on to meet them both.

In Where the Mountain Meets the Moon young Minli’s spirits are lifted ​by the stories her Ba tells her. Dramaturg ​John Glore goes in-depth on the award-winning story behind the musical.

Costume designer Anthony Tran is breathing life into some 30 costumes. We caught up with him during rehearsal to hear about him and his inspiration.

In 2019, Donna and Tom Ruzika marked 40 years of creating the light​s for A Christmas Carol. In this Q&A, they talked about what drew each of them to lighting design, to SCR and all about A Christmas Carol.

Learn more about how the adaption of A Christmas Carol came ​to life.

SCR’s production of A Christmas Carol offers eight roles for children that are double cast, so 16 lucky kids have an opportunity to perform in this beloved holiday classic. ​

A 12-foot-long red scarf marks a transformative moment for Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. Find out what it means.

Everybody has bad days. But, as young Alexander learns, tomorrow will probably be better. Read more about playwright Judith Viorst’s upbeat view of life.

In the musical Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, Alexander really loves the Land Down Under. We’ve gathered some fun facts about the country’s animals, culture, people and attractions.