WHAT THE DICKENS? A brand new show by Clare Norburn, directed by Nicholas Renton.

Charles Dickens' life becomes strangely entangled with that of his famous character Scrooge, as he's haunted by the women he has mistreated.

Soundtracked by colourful Victorian popular songs & street music, haunting carols and lively folk dances performed live by The Telling.

Wed 11 Oct - Ralli Hall, Hove
Thu 12 Oct - The Coro, Ulverston
Fri 13 Oct - Stratford upon Avon Methodist Church Hall
Sat 14 Oct - Hornsey Parish Church Hall, North London
Sun 15 Oct - Ullet Road Church Hall, Liverpool

Tickets: £5 - £20
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Supported by The Marchus Trust, The Golsoncott Foundation, Scops Arts Trust, The Radcliffe Trust and the Sir John Fisher Foundation.

Teaser Trailer Credits:
Molly Lynch, actor
Nicholas Renton, director
Madeleine Edis, costume designer
Ignacio Lusardi Monteverdi, videography
Song: 'The Last Rose of Summer' performed by Clare Norburn. Words by Thomas Moore published in 'A Selection of Irish Melodies' in 1813, set to traditional tune 'Aislean an Oigfear'/'The Young Man's Dream' transcribed by Edward Bunting in 1792.

Thomas Moore was an Irish writer, poet, and lyricist celebrated for his Irish Melodies which were settings of English-language verse to old Irish tunes.

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