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A CHRISTMAS CAROL

2021

ABOUT THIS NEW ADAPTATION OF DICKENS' CLASSIC


Due to the loss of his source reading material, Charles Dickens takes the opportunity to dramatize his classic tale, A Christmas Carol. Dickens enacts the inspiring story of Ebenezer Scrooge's redemption with warmth and humour.

Front Row Theatre is proud to present its version of the timeless classic A Christmas Carol, in its original language. Our very own Fraser James MacLeod will be playing Dickens himself in which he plays every character imaginable: the tight-fisted misery that is Ebenezer Scrooge; the glorious Ghosts of the past, present and future; and of course, Bob Cratchit and Tiny Tim.

It is the perfect tale to be told on those dark winter nights just before Christmas. This story will enchant and delight people of all ages, as it has done for the last 178 years. Heart-warming, funny, thrilling, and not to be missed!


On Stage:

Dickens et al. - Fraser James MacLeod


Back Stage:

Direction - Emma A. Gould

Technician - Rasmus Wessman

PLAYING THESE DATES 6th Dec, 19.00, BABEL, Malmö 14th Dec, 19.00, SCAL
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IPHIGENIA AT OLYMPUS

2021

On Stage:

Teiresias - Richard Pates

Deus - Fraser James MacLeod

Iphigenia - Johanna Persson Hansson


Back Stage:

Direction: Fleur Brouwer

Production Design - Sera Cederberg

Hair and Make-up Design - Victoria Klingenstierna

Sound Designer - Fanny Johansson

Technician - Rasmus Wessman

Technician - Martin Rausér Porsback

Stage Manager - Mark Atkins


And Marc Veldhuizen on Marketing


And we also owe a huge thanks to Bloody Honey and Mattias Alheim for Trailer Production


ABOUT THIS

GREEK TRAGEDY


To win the Trojan War and to appease the gods of Olympus King Agamemnon sacrifices his first-born daughter: Iphigenia. Iphigenia at Olympus tells us the story of what happens to Iphigenia after she is sacrificed and called to Mount Olympus. She enters Deus’ palace and is convinced to trust him to go through three tests to become a goddess herself. 
 
Iphigenia at Olympus also tells us the story of a loss of innocence. Iphigenia embodies us, humanity, and our willingness to trust men in power; always hoping and believing that they have the best in mind for us. Iphigenia will lead you through some of the darkest sides of humanity: deceit, revenge, anger, corruption, megalomania, sexual abuse and finally: murder. 
 
Iphigenia at Olympus is a fast-paced tragedy confronting us with our own gullibility, our desire for power and the corruption that comes with gaining this.  

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A CHRISTMAS CAROL

(Online)

2020

ABOUT THIS

VICTORIAN CLASSIC


Charles Dickens' 1867 Swedish Reading Tour is off to a rough start. Due to an inexplicable loss of his luggage, he regretfully announces that he will be unable to read from his beloved classic, A Christmas Carol. All is not lost however; Dickens delivers what he promised by performing from memory the magical story of Ebenezer Scrooge's journey from miserliness to redemption with warmth and humour. This one-man play is based on the condensed version Dickens himself used on his historic reading tours of the United States.


On Stage:

Dickens et al. - Fraser James MacLeod


Back Stage:

Direction - Emma A. Gould

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THE

BOOR

2019 & 2020

ABOUT THIS

CHEKHOV ONE-ACT PLAY


She was a sensitive widow, mourning her deceased husband and he was a bullish, brutish man who would disturb her sorrow… and all because of a little money!

Enjoy watching the sparks fly in this comic cat-and-mouse masterpiece by Russia’s foremost playwright. Challenging prejudice and stereotype, The Boor produces an illustration of timeless themes with potent intensity and humour in equal measure.


On Stage:

Lusha - Emma A. Gould (2019), Lesley Leichtweis Bernadi (2020)

Popova - Inna Syzonenko

Smirnov - Fraser James MacLeod


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