Charles Dickens and A Christmas Carol Play Script by Alan Tricker

Charles Dickens and A Christmas Carol Alan Tricker Scrooge, Bob Cratchit, Tiny Tim, Mr Fezziwig and a host of other characters - including the ghosts - appear in this enjoyable re-telling of the classic Christmas tale. It is an easily-staged dramatised reading for three actors using three stools, a few props and a range of hats. Great fun and ideal for any size of venue. Prices Note. All prices shown are now inclusive. No additional VAT is charged on Scripts, Library Reading Service or Performing Licences. Royalty Code E Script £5.00 Library Service £1.50 Performing Licence £32.85 per performance for Hall seating up to 150 Performing Licence £36.50 per performance for Hall seating up to 400 Please note that one Performing Licence is required for each performance. Buy Online Cast Summary Charles Dickens and A Christmas Carol: 1M 2F Synopsis The classic Charles Dickens story is brought to life in an easily-staged version, complete with a few well-known Christmas carols for the audience to join in. The play starts off with a bit of light-hearted background about Charles Dickens and the Victorian Christmas, before moving into Scrooge’s counting house on the night before Christmas. We meet the miserly Scrooge and his put-upon assistant Bob Cratchit before accompanying Scrooge on his travels with the three Ghosts. Along the way we meet the jolly Fezziwigs at their party as well as joining the Cratchits at their Christmas lunch. As in the classic story, Scrooge sees the error of his ways and decides to become a generous and benevolent employer to Bob Cratchit. This is a dramatised reading for three actors. The original production used one man and two women to get a good range of voices. But this is not essential. The play can be very simply staged. All it requires is three stools/chairs and a limited number of props - hats, scarves, bells, candles, chains etc. The three actors/readers should be in simple dark clothes as they all play several parts. The sound effects can be produced by the actors or be from recordings. Lighting can be full on most of the time, but it would help the final scene if it could be a bit gloomy to start with. The play is a reading, and so it is anticipated that the actors carry scripts at all times. It could be learnt, but there is no necessity. The main point of the piece is that it is a dramatised reading - and therefore suitable for any space from a large living room to a theatre stage. The complexity/simplicity of the production is in the hands of the producer. There are 3 actors/readers. All actors are a Narrator at some time. Actor A also plays Scrooge and the other two Actors play all the other parts. Read Sample Pages Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: iii,28 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 2007 Language: English ISBN: 978 1 905993 38 3 Keywords Christmas Tale, Classic, Dramatised Reading, A Christmas Carol, Dickens Links If you would like to include a link to this script, you can copy the following HTML and paste it into your own website. Link to this script in the Advanced Website: <a href=http://www.jasperpublishing.com/Products.aspx?ItemId=369>Charles Dickens and A Christmas Carol, Alan Tricker</a> Link to this script in the Classic Website: <a href=http://www.JasperPublishing.com/StaticContent/369.htm>Charles Dickens and A Christmas Carol, Alan Tricker</a>  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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