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Simon Callow with Theatregoers at WOS Outing
Simon Callow with Theatregoers at WOS Outing

Callow Gets Festive with Theatregoers at A Christmas Carol Outing

Date: 14 December 2011

Last night (Tuesday 13 December) saw 110 theatregoers made their way through an appropriately chilly London evening to A Christmas Carol at the Arts Theatre. Simon Callow holds the stage alone as he takes us through the well loved Dickens classic, breathing new life into the familiar tale.

Unnecessary as I’m sure it is, A Christmas Carol tells the tale of Ebenezer Scrooge and how three spirits help him change his miserly ways. Callow’s captivating performance reignites the humour of the original tale, bringing each character to life with the help only of several chairs and a moving screen.

And after the performance we got to meet the man himself, accompanied by gloriously festive mince pies and mulled wine. He happily signed programmes, had photos taken and chatted about his experiences within the show and his rich theatrical history as a whole.

It was lovely to chat to so many of you personally and hear about your Christmas plans; and I look forward to seeing you all at outings again next year! Thanks to everyone that was able to join us last night and please do let us know your thoughts on the production.

We hope to see you soon!

Rowena Betts


Any opinions expressed above do not represent the view of Whatsonstage.com nor any of its staff or contributors beyond the bylined author.

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