A Christmas Carol (Online Event)

A Christmas Carol (Online Event)

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Online, Saturday 19th December - Sunday 20th December

A Christmas Carol is Aaron Monaghan and Bryan Burroughs’ playful, physical storytelling, stage adaptation of Charles Dickens much loved novella.

Devised straight from Dickens classic text, the two award-winning actors – dressed in snazzy suits – play all the characters at break-neck speed using an array of colorful hats, scarves and an Ikea coat-rack!

The famous cautionary tale tells the story miserly Ebenezer Scrooge as he is visited by ghosts who take him on a journey through his past, present and future one fateful Christmas Eve.

This production is funny, slightly scary, utterly heart-warming and features a surprise special guest appearing as Tiny Tim…

Each performance will be available to watch for 2 hours from the scheduled start time.

All bookers will be sent an individual link in their confirmation email to access the event.

This event is filmed at Pavilion Theatre without a live audience and presented as an online streamed event.

Date:
Saturday 19th December - Sunday 20th December
Time:
2.00pm and 5.00pm
Price:
€12 per household

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