Charles Carr

Charles Carr is a nationally published author and playwright (Macmillan, St. Martin's Press, Bedford, Heartland, Eldridge). His articles and stories have won more than a dozen first place Press Club awards and appeared in The Los Angeles Times, The Union-Tribune, The Orange County Register, The Reader, San Diego Magazine, The Californian, and many other publications. Carr is author of What a World, a collection of vignettes chronicling twenty years in the Southern California back country.

Carr is also a noted television producer/director with documentaries currently airing and/or in production on Cox Cable and elsewhere.

Carr's background in the world of journalism has created an excellent basis for penning scripts and stage plays, most of which have a classical literature, historical, or true crime footing. His shows have been produced at prestigious venues across the nation and attended by thousands. Works include All the Time in the World; Mark Twain's A Christmas Carol; Old Dogs, Dirty Tricks; Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Christmas Angels; Hope Springs, Eternal; Mr. Scrooge & Mr. Dickens; Passage Into Fear; and The Dangerous Christmas.