Reading Rep stages inclusive Christmas Carol adaptation
Summarised from Reading Chronicle's report · Updated 10 Oct, 18:37 · Archive
Reading Rep Theatre is staging a new adaptation of A Christmas Carol from November 21 to January 3.
Reading Rep Theatre and Ramps on the Moon are co-producing a new adaptation of A Christmas Carol, running from November 21 to January 3, 2027. The production promises a 'bold and innovative' reimagining of Dickens' classic, with Matthew Forbes directing and Kevin Jenkins designing. The creative team includes Pierre Flasse as composer and sound designer, and Will Monks as lighting and projection designer.
The production will transform Reading Rep into a vibrant, immersive version of Victorian London. It will feature live music, dance, integrated audio description, creative captions and British Sign Language, creating an inclusive experience. The adaptation explores themes of redemption as Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by three ghosts on Christmas Eve, staying true to Dickens' timeless message while offering a fresh perspective.
Press night takes place on November 25 at 7.30pm. Tickets are available from readingrep.com, by email at boxoffice@readingrep.com or by phone on 0118 370 2620.
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- Reading Rep Theatre to stage inclusive Christmas Carol adaptationA new adaptation of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol is set to premiere on stage.Reading Chronicle · 10 Oct, 17:12
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