Experience the magic of Charles Dickens’ classic tale as you’ve never seen it before. One Christmas Carol is a spellbinding one-man tour de force, where actor Gwithian Evans brings over 35 characters to life onstage in a masterful display of storytelling, passion, and precision
One night only. Sunday 14 December at 5.00pm
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Open Audition
THE UNFRIEND
By Steven Moffat
Tuesday 13 January 2026
7.30pm at The Barn Theatre.
This very funny and true to life comedy had a succesful run at the Chichester Festival Theatre and then in the West End starring Lee Mack, Amanda Abbington and Frances Barber.
The plot centres on suburban couple Peter and Debbie, whose polite invitation to a stranger on holiday has potentially dire consequences. Well, we’ve all done it, haven’t we? We meet some nice people, we say “Oh, we must stay in touch” but we don’t really mean it. Do we?????
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By agreement with Nick Hern Books
Coming up.
Sunday 14th December at 5.00pm
One Christmas Carol
A powerful one-man tour de force, delivering Dickens’ timeless tale with heart, humour, and unforgettable clarity.
Writer: Douglas H. Baker
Director: Claire Evens
Performer: Gwithian Evans
Book now https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/unusualtheatre/t-njkjkjg
Experience the magic of Charles Dickens’ classic tale as you’ve never seen it before. One Christmas Carol is a spellbinding one-man tour de force, where actor Gwithian Evans brings over 35 characters to life onstage in a masterful display of storytelling, passion, and precision.
From Ebenezer Scrooge to Tiny Tim, Jacob Marley, Bob Cratchitt, and the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, each character emerges vividly without a single costume change or elaborate set. Evans guides us on a deeply moving journey through themes of greed, regret, compassion, and ultimately—redemption.
This stripped-back, high-impact production dispenses with holiday excess in favour of something far more meaningful: the enduring heart of the story. With nothing to distract, the spotlight falls firmly on the message that has inspired generations.
Gwithian Evans is a local actor whose recent credits include playing Christopher Wren in The Mousetrap in the West End and the role of Tristan in Lucy Prebble’s The Effect at the English Theatre in Vienna.
Claire Evans has most recently produced and directed Home at Seven as part of the Sherriff50 events.
To book tickets https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/unusualtheatre/t-njkjkjg
www.onechristmascarol.co.uk