See it if Wow - A Christmas Carol like it was meant to be experienced. From beginning to end, felt taken care of (minced pie, mulled wine, warmth...)
Don't see it if If you are a Scrooge! Read more
See it if You're feeling festive
Don't see it if You want something more on the serious side
See it if You would like a unique environmental Christmas holiday outing along with a classic traditional story. Mulled wine and Mince pies included!
Don't see it if You hate Christmas
See it if See it if You are A Charles Dickens fan
Don't see it if Don't see it if you can't get enlightened
See it if You like long movies.
Don't see it if You get bored easily.
"With only one performer playing all roles and a three person chorus singing carols at the beginning, this classic tale has charm and wit...The result is a lovely recitation of a holiday classic. It is full of theme, and rich with perfectly executed text...Director Erwin Maas has made certain that the depth of the text is understood throughout the entire play...Here’s to Origin Theatre, for also providing mulled wine and minced pie, a delightful addition to a surprisingly inventive hour of theater."
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"Songs of love and hope/Steadily set the pace/As a Dickens classic waits/To burst out from the page...Elmore James, Elmore James/Jolly all the way/There’s no way you leave this show/Without a happy face."
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"No matter your knowledge of 'A Christmas Carol,' the comfort of the room and the striking entrance of our narrator is guarantee enough that a treat is in store...James performs 'A Christmas Carol' with all the over-the-top theatricality that only a Broadway veteran can bring...The other star of the show is the soundtrack...There’s nothing quite like having a great story read to you, and getting the chance to savour every word."
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"A good time seems assured...James brings his resonant gravitas and operatic talents to bear and shares several in-jokes with the audience as his walks about the room enacting the different characters...One off-note is James’s almost snide Marley...Also absent—though much has to be cut for a reading—was the explanation of what made Scrooge as he was."
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