A Silent Christmas Carol presented by Silent Theatre Company at Prop Theatre

Chicago Reader - Somewhat Recommended

"...Silent Theatre Company's adaptation suffers considerably from problems brought on by trying to boil the scenario down to a quick 75 minutes. The original story's two holiday parties, for instance, are merged into one at the cost of plausibility. Still, Diane Hamm's costumes for the ghosts of Christmas past, present, and future evince a great, otherworldly charm; together with Isaiah Robinson's witty piano score and some generous performances (Nick Leininger, in particular, contributes a marvelous physical evocation of Jacob Marley's suffering), they more than justify the show on sensual grounds."