"Rob Condas brings a quiet nobility to Bob Cratchit, tactfully standing up to Scrooge’s tyranny. He is full of emotion in the scene set in the future, his voice briefly catching before talking to his family. His reaction at the end to Scrooge’s behavior is hilarious, done completely without words."

At the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire, no one is taking Shakespeare seriously... with exception of the fortunate young actor who gets to portray him.

"Rob Condas plays Jimmy with great emotion. Speaking of his fear that he wouldn’t get back home, his voice quietly trails off. Learning of trouble with the theater’s mortgage, the gang tries to cheer him up. As MC of the radio show, he is energetic and quick on his feet, flustered only once, after a personal setback. During a big surprise at the end, his voice is filled with gratitude and surprise."