Christmas Tale from Charles Dickens

Conto de Natal a partir de Charles Dickens (PT)
Musical theater

Happy Holidays to everyone any time of the year!
Christmas becomes a once a year, sad truth, because every day, this world would be quite different.
This is a message from Charles Dickens and his Christmas Carol.
Repeat your senses with the ability to convey the entire spiritual world, revealing yourself as a great childhood friend.

Happy Holidays to all, with the Tales of Charles Dickens.
“It’s better to be blind at all than to look like this.”
This is an opinion of Pickles, a flea, who will involuntarily fall into the protagonist of Scrooge’s miserable Christmas Carol. Scrooge, a Dickens character who refuses the tradition and is the cause of the Christmas ideal since he is an anonymous observer, a Fleas Pickles. In an innovative way, Pickles will make a mind-blowing travel narrative, while the initiation is confronted by three Christmas spirits who try to redeem the mistakes of their past.
These three ghosts represent the past, present, and future, and pathetically go through Dickens’s text with a subtlety of humor that constitutes a harmony in the reconciliation of men with a subtlety of humor that is also one of their weaknesses.
Thus, the ghosts of this theory sometimes behave in an unconventional way, where their metaphysical strategy is not always effective. This object has been developed under error and error, to redeem the miserly Scrooge. In this process, it will almost always require, from an earthly help on the part of Pickles, a human nature that draws characters from the supernatural.
As for Scrooge, do not forget!
A culture problem always brings an ear flea.

Age rating: M / 6