A Queer Carol is a theatrical adaptation of Charles Dickens 's classic novella A Christmas Carol retold in a gay perspective, written by Joe Godfrey.
{INSERTKEYS} [1]. In Richard Knight Jr. and Peter Neville released Scrooge & Marley, a comedic retelling of A Christmas Carol in which Scrooge and Marley are explicitly portrayed as lovers. And that’s just one of the reimagined ideas in a new gay-friendly retelling of Charles Dickens’ classic, A Christmas Carol. The show opens Wednesday at the Access Theater in Manhattan.
The mischievous mind behind The Christmas Carol: A Queer Fantasia is James Cougar Canfield. If you believe in Christmas miracles, second chances, and absolute love, this remarkable gay retelling of the classic Christmas Carol will guide you through one man’s quest to recapture everything he thought he’d stopped loving, and everything he never thought he’d love again. Scrooge & Marley is an openly and deliberately gay adaptation of the Dickens story.
It often falls into the trap of using its gay narrative as a gimmick rather than a theme but that risk just goes with the territory when a creative team is locked into following a previously mapped-out storyline. Original Reporting This article contains new, firsthand information uncovered by its reporter s. Rick Hip-Flores. Sign in. The beautiful Ghost of Christmas Present shows Carl what happened to the love of his life and introduces him to the son he never knew he had.
Rate this book. You won't find a more good natured or warmhearted holiday treat anywhere in New York. Out In Jersey. Sending to:. Get help. It will make you sad, but then it will make you feel really good. This is a story of a gay Scrooge who learns about kindness with the help of the required ghosts and his gay friends and family. He was hoping it was someone older who would be attracted to him. Tiny Tim has two fathers, while Scrooge has a lesbian niece and ends up with his own male partner.
Reviews Movies. Marty explains that Carl will have a visit from three Christmas Ghosts that night. His first thought was that a customer had entered the store. The Audition: The Musical! Wealthy Carl Smite, owner of a high-end Antiques store in Greenwich Village, hates Christmas so much he takes the last dollar bill from a sick delivery boy with one leg on Christmas Eve. Everybody wants to see themselves represented and should be represented.
And yet, this honest and moving adaptation remains surprisingly faithful to the spirit of the original with its sense of wonder and Christmas spirit. Big beautiful bill may impact 1. A Queer Carol by Joe Godfrey 1. Madison, WI United States. He just waited until the owner of the shop next door to him tossed his in the street trash cans every night. The solemn Ghost of Christmas Past takes Carl back to a Christmas when he was in love with the most wonderful man in the world.
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