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First Look: European Arts Company A Christmas Carol

by Staff Writer
November 28, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read
John OConnor A Christmas Carol courtesy of Dik Ng

John OConnor A Christmas Carol courtesy of Dik Ng

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First look images have been released as this festive season, European Arts Company returns following a highly successful 2018 run of A Christmas Carol. Inspired by Dickens’s own charitable work, the 2019 tour is in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital, reflecting the heart-warming message of Scrooge’s philanthropic transformation in this perfect Christmas story.

Audiences will be thrilled to experience A Christmas Carol as Dickens himself performed it over 150 years ago. He was the first writer to publicly act out his own work and, in doing so, invented a new genre of performance. Working with the script Dickens used, actor John O’Connor plays over 20 characters, skilfully drawing the audience into this Victorian ghost story about the power of compassion and generosity to transform lives.

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John OConnor A Christmas Carol courtesy of Dik Ng
John OConnor A Christmas Carol courtesy of Dik Ng
John OConnor A Christmas Carol courtesy of Dik Ng
John OConnor A Christmas Carol courtesy of Dik Ng
John OConnor A Christmas Carol courtesy of Dik Ng
John OConnor A Christmas Carol courtesy of Dik Ng
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