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.

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

"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

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.

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.