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 by 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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Dates

December 25, 2:30 PM Red cast premiere (Sold out)

December 26, 2:30 PM Green cast premiere (Sold out)

December 28 2:00 PM & 7:30 PM

December 29 2:00 PM & 7:30 PM

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The performance is suitable for young (6+) and old. It is also suitable for an international audience.

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Location 

Amare

Spuiplein 150

2511 DG, The Hague

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Choreography: Rinus Sprong and Thom Stuart

Composer: Carl Davis

Music: Residence Orchestra

Dance: The Dutch Don't Dance Division, more than 80 dancers and singers from 5 to 65

Vocals: 8 professional singers conducted by Rick Schoonbeek

Costumes: Karisma Costumes

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