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A Christmas Carol (6+)

De Dutch Don't Dance Division, Residentie Orkest en Amare
Sun 25 Dec - Thu 29 Dec
Sun 25 Dec '22
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Thu 29 Dec '22

Charles Dickens' famous Christmas story A Christmas Carol was adapted into a ballet in 1992 by composer Carl Davis. This story, in which the old man Scrooge changes overnight from a selfish person to a loving benefactor, is timeless.

The Dutch Don't Dance Division knows better than any other company in the world how to give this ballet its own character. Not a traditional British interpretation, but The Hague and Scheveningen from the beginning of the last century play an important role in A Christmas Carol. The great success from 2019 of choreographers Rinus Sprong and Thom Stuart finally returns after 3 years, in the brand new theater Amare in The Hague. The festive score by Carl Davis mixes classical music with traditional Christmas Carols, played by the Residentie Orkest. A winter production that will warm everyone's heart!

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Performers

Choreography: Rinus Sprong & Thom Stuart
Music: Residentie Orkest
Dance: De Dutch Don't Dance Division
Singing: more than 80 dancers and singers from 5 to 65+
Costumes: Karisma Costumes.

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