Nottingham PlayhouseGatiss's delayed rework amps up the ghostly effects while drawing out the overlooked dark comedy in the classic tale If it seems premature to be staging Charles Dickens's yuletide story of restless ghosts and Christian goodwill in early November, it is worth remembering that Mark Gatiss's adaptation has been delayed by a year; so it is, in fact, overdue. Besides, Adam Penford's production amps up …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:42AM on November 3, 2021