Ghosted: Another F***ing Christmas Carol is a wonderfully camp and queer adaptation – review
If it wasn’t abundantly clear from the title, Ghosted: Another F***ing Christmas Carol is an adaptation of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol.
Unlike the version we recently caught at The Old Vic, however, this is far from a traditional take – and to be honest, we’re totally on board with that.
Written and directed by the same creative team behind the hilarious Above the Stag pantos, this gender swapped and queer retelling sees Ebeneezer Scrooge become Eloisa Scrooge as she’s visited by the trio of fabulously camp ghosts showing her the error of her ways.
A talented cast of four actors play multiple roles as we take a look into the life of the world’s worst boss Scrooge, as we investigate her past, her present, and what the future will hold if she doesn’t change course.
