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We're dishing out a good reason not to pass on the fruit cake this holiday season with a generous helping of : drama, suspence and comedy.
A Christmas Carol
A Davyn Ryall & Jacqueline Van de Geer collaboration
the original narrative of Charles Dickens
adapted & directed by Jacqueline Van de Geer
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Advance reservations
& tickets exclusive at:
C-Show
514 848-9696
Ticket Prices
Regular adult: $12.
Students-Seniors: $8.
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Mainline Theatre
3997 St-Laurent
(South of Duluth - Metro: Sherbrooke or Mount Royal)
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December 8 to 16, 2007
Matinés only at 13:00 and 16:00 on Friday, Saturdays and Sundays: 8, 9, 14, 15, 16 Dec.
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Preformance schedule:
Performances - Alternating in French and English.
CN = Conte de noel - CC = A Christmas Carol
Dec. 8 Sat. 13h CN / Dec. 8 Sat. 16h CC
Dec. 9 Sun. 13h CC / Dec. 9 Sun. 16h CN
Dec. 14 Fri. 13h CN / Dec. 14 Fri. 16h CC
Dec. 15 Sat. 13h CC / Dec. 15 Sat. 16h CN
Dec. 16 Sun. 13h CN / Dec. 16 Sun. 16h CC |
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Starring: Natalie Baroud, Fabiola Colmenero, Tessa Hamilton,
Oliver Koomsatira, Amanda Peet, Helen Prandekas,
Lisa-Marie Thomas, Stephan Turgeon, and Jacqueline Van de Geer.
Featuring: Vance De Waele & Danielle Berthiaume as the narrators.
Choreography - Jacqueline Van de Geer,
Assistant director - Davyn Ryall
Lighting design & technical director - Raphael Grosz-Harvey
Production assistance - Ricky Smith, Stephane Turgeon, Serge Turcotte. |
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MIME, MASK, MOVEMENT, MUSIC, MAGIC and MAYHEM.
This production is a cornucopia filled with: drama, comedy, and suspense. Jacqueline Van de Geer and a group of 10 featured local multi-talented performers bring new life to the original narrative of Charles Dickens’ holiday season classic.
Dickens pared down A Christmas Carol for his public readings first published in 1843. It is an illuminating and penetrating psycho spiritual analysis of Dickens' classic story of human redemption. He called his little Christmas book a ‘carol’; carol being a song or ballad of joy celebrating birth. The first and best of his Christmas Books, A Christmas Carol has become a Christmas tradition and easily Dickens' best known.
This innovative and visceral interpretation of the seasonal favorite is for children off all ages and welcome entertainment for anyone who has seen the Nutcracker one too many times or who just can't sit through another airing of It's a Wonderful Life.
This holiday themed season of Harvest will fill your Christmas stockings with plenty of enlightening and entertaining performances that will undoubtedly be followed by plenty of good cheers!
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