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DECEMBER 

WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY ALEXANDER KNOTT 

DIRECTED FOR CAMERA BY CHARLES FLINT 

A DIGITAL PRODUCTION FILMED AT THE OLD RED LION THEATRE

STREAMING 20 DECEMBER 2020 - 5 JANUARY 2021 

ONLINE TICKETS FROM £10

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FULL CAST & TEAM

 

Bob Cratchit - Ryan Hutton 

Martha Cratchit/Tim Cratchit/John Stoneworth - Freya Sharp 

 

Written and Directed by Alexander Knott

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Directed for Camera by Charles Flint

 

Sound Design & Original Music by Samuel Heron & James Demaine

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Lighting Design & Theatrical Technical Operation - Gabi Coomber

Associate Director for Camera - James Duffy

Associate Producer - Zöe Grain

Associate Producers - Jack Maple & Brian Zeilinger-Goode for Take Two Theatricals 

“Tonight, Bob Cratchit, you will see three ghosts...”

 

A bitterly cold winter in London Town, and as it turns out, Ebenezer Scrooge wasn’t the only person to be visited by spirits one bleak and haunted Christmas Eve. 

 

In a thrilling new play, the classic Dickens character of Cratchit is taken on a time-bending journey through Christmas future.

 

An innovative inversion of the immortal classic ‘A Christmas Carol’, and an ultimately hopeful play for today, ‘December’ is written and directed by ORL Artistic Director Alexander Knott (Private Peaceful, The Barn Theatre & Bristol Old Vic) and performed by West End star, Ryan Hutton (Only Fools & Horses The Musical) and Freya Sharp (Nuclear War, Old Red Lion).

 

Reuniting the original Bag of Beard collective on and off stage for the first time since 2017’s ‘Bath’, ‘December’ features sound design and original music by Samuel Heron & James Demaine. All profit will be donated to Hackney Winter Night Shelter, a charity specifically aiming to provide a route out of homelessness and sleeping rough during the coldest time of year.

 

This filmed production is available to stream from 20 December 2020 - 5 January 2021. Once your ticket is booked, you will be sent a link to view the production at your own convenience, with the link expiring on 6 January.  

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