Limited
Play, Live Events
Oddsocks Productions are returning to Joseph Rowntree Theatre with their adaptation of the Dickens classic “A Christmas Carol”.
Experience the ghostly tale of greed and comeuppance from the safety of your own table for up to six.
Has Scrooge had his last humbug?
Will he join the festive carollers and get some figgy pudding?
Will Tiny Tim warm his stone-cold heart?
Find out when Oddsocks, serve up a victorian feast of a family show in their own inimitable style using comedy, music and song.
Featuring ghostly puppets from puppeteer Josh Elwell (CBeebies, Disney and The Jim Henson Company), Oddsocks actor/director Andy Barrow as Scrooge, Joseph Maudsley (Ratty in Oddsocks’ “Wind of the Willows”) as Bob Cratchit and introducing Harrie Dobby to the Oddsocks family as Mrs Cratchit.
Suitable for all from 7+
Performance runs 60 minutes without interval.
Reviews about past Oddsocks productions:
“Excellent family friendly entertainment” Ipswich Star
(Jungle Book 2016)
★★★★★
“Lively and exciting performers “
Left Lion Magazine, Nottingham
(The Wizard of Oz 2017)
★★★★★
“Oddsocks struck a balanced line between telling the story and making the audience laugh” Derby Telegraph
(The Wizard of Oz 2017)
★★★★★
“I'd highly recommend that you catch Oddsocks on one of their many tours”
Yorkshire Times
(Macbeth 2016)
★★★★★
“This is ensemble playing at its most compelling”
The Stage
(Shakespeare Rep 2016)
★★★★★
“Superb” York Press
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We've reviewed and tested all aspects of the theatre to ensure the safety of all our volunteers, performers and audiences. Please be sure to review our safety regulations on the Plan Your Visit page ahead of your visit, for more information about how we can all keep safe as we return to enjoying live performance.
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