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Wed 1 to Sat 11 December 2010
Scrooge's Christmas
Ulster Theatre Company
Directed by Michael Poynor
Tickets: €15/€10, Family of Four: €42
Schools: €8.50 per pupil
Schools Early Bird Payment option: pay in full by Mon 15 November 2010 and pay only €8 per pupil.
Buy a Show Option: You can book a whole show for only €2500 which works out at €6.50 per seat.
This Christmas we have a boisterously funny and energetic Christmas Pantomime to delight all ages with the classic story of the meanest miser of them all – Ebenezer Scrooge!
****"Humbug? This Scrooge is more of a humdinger" Ireland on Sunday
Above: production photos from Scrooge's Christmas - view full screen
The show comes highly recommended from The Market Place Theatre in Armagh who reported that this was their best and most popular Christmas show ever.
In Scrooge's Christmas you will see Victorian London in all her winter finery as Scrooge is taught the true spirit of Christmas by his cheeky nephew Fred, with the help of a trio of hilarious ghosts, a Dame no pantomime should be without, and a host of colourful characters Dickens might have written if he’d had a lot less shame.
The laughter is infectious, the songs…..ridiculous, and the production is choc-a-bloc with every stage trick in the book.
You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll have another mince pie as Scrooge’s Christmas gets the holiday season off to a perfect start.
Performance Schedule
| Wed | 1 Dec | 11am | |||
| Thurs | 2 Dec | 11am | |||
| Fri | 3 Dec | 11am | |||
| Sat | 4 Dec | 3pm | 7pm | ||
| Sun | 5 Dec | no performances |
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| Mon | 6 Dec | 11am | |||
| Tues | 7 Dec | 10am | 1pm | ||
| Wed | 8 Dec | 11am | |||
| Thurs | 9 Dec | 10am | 1pm | ||
| Fri | 10 Dec | 10am | 1pm | ||
| Sat | 11 Dec | 3pm | 7pm | ||
Scrooge's Christmas is being staged by the Ulster Theatre Company who previously presented Sleeping Beauty for us in December 2008. The company are well known for being the producers of the best of seasonal entertainment in Ireland for more than two decades.
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