The full Utah Valley calendar of events is on L4, but here are three local events you should check out this week:

1. Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol

Covey Center for the Arts, Provo, Dec. 20-22, 7:30 p.m.

There are many places in the area to enjoy various performances of plays based on Charles Dickins’ classic story, “A Christmas Carol” — but the Covey Center for the Arts in Provo is giving the tale its own twist. The website describes it by saying: “A modern, funny, and moving retelling of the classic story of Scrooge…from Jacob Marley’s point of view. When Jacob Marley faces an eternity in chains for his greedy, selfish ways, he is offered one chance at redemption…if he can save his old pal Ebenezer Scrooge from the same fate. Against all odds, and despite the personal demon that is sent to torment him, this play illuminates the personal journey of Jacob Marley in a modern, funny, and moving retelling of the classic story of Scrooge.”

For more information, go to covey.provo.gov.

2. Deck the Dome – Holiday Laser Show

Christa McAuliffe Space Center, Pleasant Grove, Dec. 20-31, 5:20-8:45 p.m.

For a chance to mix some holiday spirit in with the immensity of space at the Deck the Dome Holiday Laser Show at the Christa McAuliffe Space Center in Pleasant Grove. The center’s website says, “Immerse yourself in the dazzling effects of our laser light shows while listening to some of music’s greatest hits. Memorable date nights and family friendly fun for all ages. Experience some of the greatest Christmas hits from Mannheim Steamroller and the Trans Siberian Orchestra.”

For more information, go to spacecenterutah.org.

3. A Krampus Karol 2025

Angelus Theatre, Spanish Fork, Dec. 20-23, 7:30 p.m.

Looking for something a little different this holiday season? Check out the fun musical thriller at Angelus Theater in Spanish Fork. The venue’s website describes it by saying: “In this one-of-a-kind musical thriller, the spirit of Christmas gets an offbeat in the styles of Tim Burton and Danny Elfman. Crafted by award-winning playwright and composer Stephen Gashler, this enchanting comedy has swiftly become a beloved holiday tradition and is back for its fourth year, now with even more surprises and laughter. Winner of “Best Music” and two-times winner of “Best Production”, “A Krampus Karol” is your golden ticket to a Christmas experience that’s anything but ordinary. “A Krampus Karol” is a thrilling and humorous musical journey that combines holiday cheer with a dash of spookiness and plenty of heart-warming moments, a must-see for the entire family. Don’t miss your chance to experience this delightful and unique Christmas spectacle at the Angelus Theatre.”

Dominic Valente, Daily Herald

For more information, go to angelustheatre.com.