Behind-the-scenes photos have been revealed of rehearsals for The Old Vic’s annual Christmas treat A Christmas Carol, this year starring Christopher Eccleston.
Adapted by Jack Thorne after Charles Dickens’ classic, A Christmas Carol returns to the The Old Vic in November 2023.
Alongside Emmy Award-winner Christopher Eccleston (Accused, The Leftovers, Doctor Who) as Scrooge, the cast includes Jeremy Batt as Swing, Rob Compton as Bob Cratchit, Geraint Downing as Ferdy/George, James Hume as Nicholas, Hana Ichijo as Jess, Jessica Joslin as Mrs Cratchit, Julie Jupp as Ghost of Christmas Past, Gemma Knight Jones as Ghost of Christmas Present/Mrs Fezziwig, Andrew Langtree as Father/Marley, Matthew Maddison as Young Ebenezer, Frances McNamee as Belle, Rachel Moran as Dance Captain/Swing, Alastair Parker as Fezziwig, Rose Shalloo as Little Fan and Samuel Townsend as Fred. Tiny Tim is played by Casey-Indigo Blackwood-Lashley, Alexander Joseph, Freddie Marshall-Ellis and Freddie Merritt.
The creative team joining Matthew Warchus, include Set & Costume by Rob Howell, Composition & Arrangement by Christopher Nightingale, Lighting by Hugh Vanstone, Sound by Simon Baker, Casting by Jessica Ronane CDG and Movement by Lizzi Gee. Josh Seymour is the Associate Director.
A Christmas Carol will play at The Old Vic from 11 November 2023 to 6 January 2024.
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A Christmas Carol – Rehearsals
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