Tiny Tim's Christmas Carol Cast

Patrick Hart (Scrooge) lives in Harrisburg and is delighted to make his debut appearance at LTM. Pat has appeared in several roles in local theaters including "White Christmas" (Theatre Harrisburg), "Wizard of Oz" (Hershey Playhouse), and "Wonderful Life" (DreamWright). Pat has enjoyed the role of Scrooge, who finds redemption from his cruelty and selflessness. Pat has found his redemption through Jesus. Pat is the father of five and grandfather of eleven and husband of one and wishes everyone a Merry Christmas.

Alex E. Donley (Tiny Tim) is so excited to be back on stage at LTM! Their previous roles include Annas in "Jesus Christ Superstar", Puck in "Shakespeare in Hollywood", and Theo in "Pippin", as well as many others. They’ve also worked backstage on lights and sound at LTM in "Lost in Yonkers", "Broadway Bound", and "Jeffery". They recently graduated from Capital Area School for the Arts after studying theatre. They’d like to thank their mom, their teachers, and their amazing friends and family for always inspiring them to “put excellence on stage”!

Mackenzie Heikel (Charlotte) is so excited to be a part of this production. She has previously appeared in "Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?" as Str. Monica Marie and many roles in "Puffs". Outside of theatre, Mackenzie enjoys reading, baking, and crochet. Mackenzie would like to thank her family, friends, director, and especially her dad for their support.

Brandon Sterling Goodling (Pie Seller/Gravedigger) is thrilled to make his acting debut at the little theatre that won his heart when he and his wife, Stephanie, attended their first show together. Since then, he has enjoyed watching Stephanie perform, stage manage, assistant direct, and now proudly direct her first production (congratulations!). Twenty years have passed since Sterling last performed on stage, where he played roles such as Perchik in "Fiddler on the Roof" and Teen Angel in "Grease" at his alma mater, and Beadle Bamford in Capitol Dinner Theater’s "Sweeney Todd" (he must really like pies or something). After narrating an audiobook on Amazon a few years ago, Sterling is excited to return to live theatre and thanks his friends and family for their support, and his darling lady wife for her unwavering love and encouragement.

Nigel Warren (Book Seller/Fred) is excited to be acting in another show at LTM. You may have seen him previously in "Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?" (Mike Depki) earlier this year. He also was fortunate enough to assist backstage for "Moriarty" (Sound Design). In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his partner, Heather, and his cat, Charlie. A special thanks to Bobby Zaccano and Stephanie Goodling for all their support.

Annie Hart (Puppet Seller / Miss Hollyfoot) is so ecstatic to be playing the Puppet Seller in this show! Some of her favorite credits include Mary in "Do Black Patent Leather Shoes...", Woman in Bed/Stage Manager in "Jeffrey", Ophelia/Alfred in "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern...", Calliope/Brittania in "Twas the Night Before Christmas", Audrey in "Leading Ladies" at LTM, the Ensemble of "Puffs...", and Dentist Patient/Puppeteer/Crew in "Little Shop of Horrors" at Allenberry Playhouse. Annie would like to thank Steph, Kyle, and the cast and crew, and her friends and family for all of their love and constant support. She'd also like to thank her incredible fiancé, Charles, for his endless encouragement and all-around awesomeness.

Cory Heikel (Bob Cratchit / Stevens / Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come) is a Pennsylvania native who enjoys music, cooking, and books. While he has spent a lot of time on stages in his life as a musician, this is his acting debut. He is absolutely “frightcited” to be part of this production and curious what the stage will be like without a guitar to hide behind! He is thrilled that his daughter Mackenzie (Charlotte) convinced to him to audition. He is having a great time getting to know the cast as well as everything that goes into getting a production ready for the public. He would like to thank his family for giving him the time and encouragement to try something new.

Susan Reutter (Mrs. Cratchit) is grateful for the opportunity to be Mrs. Cratchit for "Tiny Tim’s Christmas Carol". She has enjoyed playing different roles on stage over the years, as well as working behind the scenes. While teaching, Sue directed high school shows and, since retirement, has gotten back on stage herself. Her first role in years was here at LTM playing Grandma in "Lost in Yonkers". She equally enjoys helping build a show by working behind the scenes. Every show provides opportunity to learn and grow, and this show is no exception. Thank you to Stephanie and cast and crew for sharing your talent and creativity.