review. – A Christmas Carol, at McCarter Theater.
McCarter’s annual production of the Charles Dickens classic is an eye filling spectacular that clearly cost a fortune to stage. The SRO opening night crowd, packed to the historic theater’s rafters, responded with unrestrained enthusiasm. Let’s be very clear about that – the crowd loved this show and that is the most important factor.











![[WEB: show closes 09/20]“Titaníque” is a tale of disaster as told by Céline Dion Two stage actors perform a dramatic scene in front of a dark background with blue neon lights and a elevated performer in a black suit behind them. In the center, an actor wearing a long magenta jacket over a pearl necklace looks back with a shocked, wide-eyed expression while balancing a nest with two fake white doves atop their head. Facing them on the right is a woman in profile wearing a wide-brimmed pink hat and a red, floor-length period dress layered with sheer black polka-dot lace, holding a piece of fabric as the two interact dynamically on stage.](https://outinjersey.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/13_0604_TITANIQUE-100x70.jpg)



