The Lazy
Susan Dinner Theatre
Celebrating more than 30 years of Excellence in Dining, the Lazy Susan is Washington’s premier showcase for Broadway Musicals and Theatrical Productions
Now Playing-A Christmas Carol - DECEMBER
2 – DECEMBER 30
You’ll always have a great time at the Lazy Susan . . .
whether you’re a party of two or two hundred. One of the oldest and most
prestigious dinner theatres in the Washington, D.C. area, the Lazy Susan is
located just 10 minutes south of I-495 (the Capital Beltway) off I-95 on US 1
at Woodbridge. (That’s just 20 minutes from downtown Washington).Our
Dinner Theatre begins your evening with cocktails, served from 6 o’clock,
followed by one of the finest buffets ever offered by a Dinner Theatre; salads,
relishes, home baked breads, Pennsylvania Dutch hot entrees—all prepared from
scratch—roast beef, chicken, fish, homemade desserts — an endless bounty of
delicious treats for your enjoyment. Then sit back, relax, and enjoy a full
scale Broad-way production, performed by experts.
A Christmas Carol
Charles Dickens’ timeless tale of Ebenezer Scroogeand his awakening the night before Christmas.

All this in the unique atmosphere provided by the Lazy Susan.
Box Office Information
Reservations – Call today to make your reservations! (703) 550-7384.
You can make reservations for a single show or order season tickets (link to
coupon). Gifts certificates are available.
Seating is determined by the date of reservation – make
your reservations today!
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TIMES |
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Tues
– Fri |
Saturday |
Sunday |
Sunday
Matinee* |
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Doors
open for seating and cocktails |
6:00 |
6:00 |
5:00 |
1:00 |
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Buffet
begins |
6:30 |
7:00 |
6:00 |
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Curtain
goes up |
8:00 |
8:30 |
7:30 |
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*Sunday matinees are offered on the following dates: 2/22, 3/15, 4/12,
6/21, 7/12,
8/16, 9/27, 10/25, 11/29, 12/13 and 12/27. Evening show is not
offered on Sundays with matinees
Late Matinees on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day
Groups and Special Events
We offer special discounts for tour groups and special
events. Our professional staff can help you plan your
experience. For large groups, the Lazy Susan can be yours exclusively for
the entire evening. It’s the perfect place for large business meetings,
parties, retirements, etc.
Call today and ask for Karol.
Prices *
Weekdays and Sunday – $41.95
Saturdays – $44.95
Ages 11-15 – $35.00
Children 10 and under – $25.00
* includes dinner, show, coffee, Tea and Tax
Proper Attire Requested
ABOUT THE DIRECTOR
Hans Bachmann is excited to be directing again at the Lazy Susan. He has appeared at the Lazy Susan as Gaylord Ravenal in Show Boat, Emile de Becque in South Pacific, Adam Pontipee in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Edward Rutledge in 1776, King Arthur in Camelot, judge Wargrave in Ten Little Indians, and Sky Masterson in Guys & Dolls as well as having directed You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown, Show Boat, Witness for the Prosecution, Clue: the Musical, Appointment With Death, The Hollow, The Spitfire Grill, The Mousetrap, …Petent Leather…, Ten Little Indians, and Murder at the Vicarage. Hans has directed many other productions locally as well, including Closer Than Ever at Foundry Players, 42nd Street at American Music Stage, South Pacific, and Some Enchanted Evening at C.A.S.T. in McLean, Seven Brides for Seven Brother for McLean Theater Alliance, 42nd Street, and Evita at Rockville Musical Theater, and Our Town, and The Scarlet Pimpernel at Tantallon Community Players, to name a few. As an actor he has appeared locally at Ford’s Theater, The Folger Theater, Arena Stage, Signature Theater, The National Theater, and the Kennedy Center.
CAST OF CHARACTER
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Narrator |
Chris
Damanda |
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Ebenezer
Scrooge |
Lyle
Blake Smythers |
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Youngest
Scrooge |
Ricky
Bew |
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Jacob
Marley |
Jonathan
Marget |
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Ghost
of Christmas Past |
Dayna
Gernandes |
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Ghost
of Christmas Present |
Jeffrey
Bryce Davidson |
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Ghost
of Christmas Future |
Samantha
Nichols |
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Bob
Cratchit |
Richard
Bew |
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Mrs.
Cratchit |
Heather
Chambers |
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Martha
Cratchit |
Dayna
Fernandes |
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Belinda
Cratchit |
Aria
Curameng |
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Peter
Cratchit |
Justin
Grose/Grant Jarrell |
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Tiny
Tim |
Sydney
Maloney |
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Fezziwig |
Ron
Curameng |
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Mrs.
Fezziwig |
Cathy
Kidwell |
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Fezziwig’s
Daughter |
Amy
Wolf |
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Fan |
Katherine
Lipovsky |
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Dick
Wilkins |
George
Rouse |
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Belle |
Kathleen
McCormack |
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Belle’s
Husband |
Anthony
Turchiano |
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Belle’s
Daughter |
Aria
Curameng |
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Fred |
Michael
Colby |
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Mrs.
Fred |
Katherine
Lipovsky |
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Topper |
Anthony
Turchiano |
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Elder
Sister |
Tricia
Jarrell |
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Younger
Sister |
Amy
Wolf |
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Caroline |
Jennifer
Pelath |
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Arthur |
Ian
Neville |
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Charwoman |
Carol
Strachan |
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Laundress |
Tricia
Jarrell |
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Undertaker |
Jonathan
Marget |
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Old
Joe |
Ron
Curameng |
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Solicitors |
George
Rouse, Carol Strachan |
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Businessmen |
Jeffrey
B. Davidson, Ian Neville, Jennifer Pelath, Aaron Richardson, George Rouse |
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Nightfigures |
Kathleen
McCormack, Samantha Nichols, Aaron Richardson, Anthony Turchiano |
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Carolers |
Michael
Colby, Ron Curameng, Cathy Kidwell, Tricia Jarrell, Katherine Lipovsky,
Kathleen McCormack, Ian Neville, Aaron Richardson |
Understudies
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Understudies
will be announced on the night of each performance. |
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Reggie
M. Eusebio |
Fezziwig/
Old Joe |
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Jan
Forbes |
Scrooge |
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Taylor
Jarrell |
Fred/Narrator/Dick
Wilkins/Solicitor/Businessman/Arthur/Ensemble |
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Tricia
Jarrell |
Mrs.
Fezziwig |
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Cathy
Kidwell |
Elder
Sister/Laundress |
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Bruce
Levy |
Christmas
Present/Marley/Undertaker/Arthur/Businessman/Ensemble |
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Ian
Neville |
Bob
Cratchit/Young Scrooge |
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Jennifer
Pelath |
Fezziwig’s
Daughter/Younger Sister |
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Saira
Perveen |
Christmas
Future/Mrs. Cratchit/Nightfigure |
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Amy
Wolf |
Mrs.
Fred/Fan |
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Jayne
Sazon Zirkle |
Tiny
Tim/Belinda/Belle’s Daughter |
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Caroler Understudies |
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Reggie
M. Eusebio, Taylor Jarrell, Jennifer Pelath, Amy Wolf |
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Production Staff |
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Set |
Reggie
M. Eusebio, George Rouse, Aaron Richardson |
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Set
Painting |
Jennifer
Pelath, Linda Shaw |
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Tech
Staff |
Aaron
Forbes, Jeanne Forbes, Jesse Forbes, Gregory Lee |
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Special
Thanks to The British Players for their assistance with props. |
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CAST BIOS
Richard Bew (Bob Cratchit) is returning to theater after a brief respite of 18 years. He has performed with the Naval Aviation choir, the a cappella group “Men Without Wings”, and in several community theater musicals. He is an active duty U. S. Marine of 20 years.
Ricky Bew (Youngest Scrooge/Orphan/Turkey Boy) has performed most recently as Lumiere in YPT’s “Beauty and the Beast”, and has also played in “Annie”, Encore’s “Legend of Sleepy Hollow”, Missoula’s “Robinson Crusoe” and New Bern Civic Improv. He enjoys fencing, scuba, violin, computer game scripting, sailing, power boating, acting, and overacting. He is turning 12 on Christmas Eve.
Heather Chambers (Mrs. Cratchit) Heather is thrilled to return to the Lazy Susan stage to reprise her role from last year’s A Christmas Carol. Other credits include: High School Musical, Once Upon A Mattress, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown, Show Boat, The World Goes Round, and Into the Woods. “I just gotta sing!”
Michael Colby (Fred/Caroler) returns to the Lazy Susan after his last performance as Aissa in Appointment with Death. A Liberal Arts major at UMW, Colby has also graced the stagein Disney’s Aladdin (Genie), 42nd Street (Mac), and a Funny Thing…Forum (Hysterium.) Colby extends thanks to the Susan for this opportunity and sends his love to his families.
Aria Curameng (Belle’s Daughter/Belinda) is happy to return
in Lazy Susan Dinner Theatre’s production of A Christmas Carol. She was last
seen in Disney’s High School Musical and was in South Pacific with her dad.
Aria won the 2009 Bliss Kids Arts Festival that will feature her designs for
the BlissLiving
Home Spring 2010 Collection.
About The Author
Hans Bachmann
Hans Bachmann is excited to be directing again at the Lazy Susan. He has appeared at the Lazy Susan as Gaylord Ravenal in Show Boat, Emile de Becque in South Pacific, Adam Pontipee in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Edward Rutledge in 1776, King Arthur in Camelot, judge Wargrave in Ten Little Indians, and Sky Masterson in Guys & Dolls as well as having directed You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown