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Christmas Carol, A
Synopsis:
In a darkened theatre two audience members arrive late and try to clamber to their seats in the cramped auditorium. Bumping into disgruntled Painter/Decorator Sid and his nephew, Danny finds them comparing theatrical aspirations and, with a stage and audience conveniently on hand, the makeshift production of a Christmas Carol begins. Luckily the theatre cat Bentolina and stage mouse Charlie are on hand to make up the parts and the audience is roped in for a few crowd scenes. This is theatre for the extremely young, and one hopes that it inspires them to go home and try their own version of 'living room theatre' for friends and family. That was certainly the feeling on this warm November evening.
- Sacha Voit, British theatre Guide
Notes:
book And lyrics by Susie McKenna; music And lyrics by Steve edis' from the novel by Charles Dickens
1st Produced:
Organisations:
Tiny tim Productions
1st Published:
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Music:
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Genre:
Musical adaptation
Parts:
Male: - Female: - Other: four actors and an aSM
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Silver Sword, The
Synopsis:
The Silver Sword maps the Balicki Family Children, Ruth, Edek and Bronia's survival in war-torn Warsaw in the aftermath of WWII, left behind to fend for themselves. A chance encounter with an orphan called Jan, who has their father's paper knife, affectionately known as the Silver Sword, gives the children the proof they need that their father is still alive. This sparks an adventurous journey in search of reunion - encountering people from every nation and animals such as Jimpy the cockerel, Bistro the chimpanzee and Ludwig the dog.
Notes:
adapted from Ian Serrailliers 1956 novel The Silver Sword by Susie McKenna and Steve Eddis
1st Produced:
Organisations:
Sell A Door Theatre Company
1st Published:
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Music:
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Genre:
musical adaptation 135 min
Parts:
Male: 6 Female: 3 Other: with doubling
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