ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – A family-favorite took over the Geva Theatre stage during the month of December. Now, it's nearing its final shows of the season. KeyBank presents "A Christmas Carol," which returned to the stage at Geva Theatre through December 2024. News 8 caught up with attendees on Tuesday (Christmas Eve.) WROC photo: Emalee Burkhard. "A Christmas Carol" has been running since late November. Tickets are still available for its last few weeks on the stage. The holiday tradition returned this year with what officials called a "refreshed adaptation" of the classic story by Charles Dickens. This year's version began with a wish made by young Tim Cratchit before four ghosts visit the notorious Ebeneezer Scrooge. One family told News 8 on Tuesday that they've seen the show 20 times this year alone because their daughter is a featured performer! "She plays Belinda Cratchit, she's one of the Cratchit children," said Kara Hochreiter, her mother. "This year she auditioned and ended up getting the part. So, it's been kind of neat to see what goes into it and also see it as someone in the audience. It's very cool." Holiday laser show lights up RMSC planetarium Geva will be offering a free performance of "A Christmas Carol" for Blue Star Families on Dec. 26. Officials said they intended to honor active-duty service men and women, veterans and their families. The show runs through Dec. 29. You can get tickets here.