JENNIE: They Call Him Ebenezer is a twist on the Dickens classic
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AUGUSTA, Ga. ()– With November here, the holiday season is fast approaching.

To help usher in the festive spirit, Renza Bing is debuting a new production titled “They Call Him Ebenezer” at the Hardin Auditorium in Evans.

Bing, who leads a family-focused entertainment company, emphasizes that every production they craft is both thoughtful and meaningful. This latest project reimagines the classic tale of Ebenezer Scrooge, offering a surprising twist on the well-known narrative.

“They Call Him Ebenezer is a story you might recognize from A Christmas Carol,” Bing explains. “I’ve added my unique twist, as I often do, transforming it into something fresh and entertaining. I believe audiences are going to thoroughly enjoy it!”

The production features Russell Joel Brown as one of its stars, with performances scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 15th, at 5:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Tickets can be purchased through Eventbrite.

For additional details, contact zaneeentertainment@gmail.com or visit their official website.
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