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Visual Carlow
An adaptation of a classic Christmas tale, A Christmas Carol, comes to Carlow's Visual Theatre on the Wednesday the 18th of December and Thursday the 19th of December 2024.
The adaptation performed by Aaron Monaghan and Bryan Burroughs will be full of playful, physical storytelling of the much loved Dickens classic novel.
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From the Visual Carlow:
"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 colourful 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..."
More information and how to get tickets to the show can be found on the Visual's website or by following the link HERE.
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