Actor Julien Arnold has died after he suffered a medical emergency onstage while performing “A Christmas Carol” in Canada on Sunday. The Canadian-born performer, 60, was midway through the production at Edmonton’s Citadel Theater when suddenly he collapsed.

Beloved Canadian actor Julien Arnold died after suffering a medical emergency while performing in a theater production of A Christmas Carol in Edmonton, Alberta

A STAGE actor collapsed and died on stage in front of a distraught crowd during his performance of A Christmas Carol. Julien Arnold, 60, unexpectedly died at the Citadel Theatre in Edmonton,

Renowned stage actor Julien Arnold tragically died while performing in A Christmas Carol, succumbing to a medical emergency during the show. He passed away at the age of 60. The reason for death has not been disclosed yet.

A beloved veteran actor has died on stage in the middle of a performance of A Christmas Carol. Stage actor Julien Arnold, 60, was playing the roles of Marley, Mr. Fezziwig and Banjo during a production of the classic festive production at Citadel Theater in Edmonton, Canada, when he suffered a medical emergency on Sunday evening.

"His presence brought joy, heart and depth to every role, and his artistic contributions - and big hugs - will be deeply missed," said the Citadel Theatre

Actor Julien Arnold has died at the age of 60 after he suffered a medical emergency on stage while performing A Christmas Carol.

An actor has died while performing on stage, where he was playing the roles of Marley, Mr. Fezziwig and Banjo during a production of A Christmas Carol

Julien Arnold—a Canadian actor who founded the Edmonton theater company Free Will Players—died after having a medical emergency during his Nov. 24 performance in A Christmas Carol at Citadel Theatre.

"A cherished member of the Edmonton theatre community, Julien was a gifted performer whose charisma and talent graced our stage in countless productions, including A Christmas Carol. Julien's passing is a profound loss to his family, friends, fellow Carol company members, Citadel staff and the Edmonton community he loved so dearly.