A Christmas Carol
David Mynne
Friday 11th December – 7.30pm
Chew Stoke Village Hall, Chew Stoke
Joy to all mankind? Bah!
Spend an evening with Ebenezer Scrooge: a squeezing, wrenching, grasping, clutching covetous old miser. Bah!
Watch horrified as Ebenezer Scrooge is haunted by four creepy ghosts (wooo-oooh) each one more terrifying than the last. Bah!
Sob at the bedside of a tiny, malnourished child riven with rickets. Bah!
In their inimitable style, the team that brought you Great Expectations, The Odyssey, Canterbury Tales and Dracula: the Vampyr will now take you on a grim (sort of) journey through the dark, dismal streets of Victorian London.
This is Dickens’ original words with added silliness. Silliness? Bah!
Celebrate the festive season with a mesmerising one-man performance of Charles Dickens’ timeless, transformative story: A Christmas Carol. Bah!
Now with even more Humbug!
“A Christmas Carol was beautiful: apparently simple theatre with just one actor but you go home remembering a cast of dozens! He is a genius.” Richard Wolfenden-Brown: Director The Plough Arts Centre
Fri, 11 December 2026 – 19.30
Chew Stoke Village Hall
Pilgrims Way
Chew Stoke
BS40 8TU
Age: adults & accompanied children over 9
No refunds
Running time
70 mins (approximately)
Please note that there is no parking at this venue, you will need to park on the street and may need to walk a little way, so allow extra time for this. Please consider the local villagers when you park and do not block driveways or park on narrow roads.