Théâtre: Scrooge

*Ebenezer Scrooge's Last Night* is a contemporary and socially conscious adaptation

of Charles Dickens' famous tale. On Christmas Eve, Ebenezer Scrooge, a

cynical and cold-hearted businessman, is confronted by the ghosts of his past, present,

and future. In this reimagining, Dickens’s world is blended with dark humor, shifts in tone, contemporary references, and burlesque scenes. The play explores greed, social misery, and the impossibility of true redemption. Here, the author’s legacy confronts today’s issues: inequality, loneliness, legacy, family memory, and the difficult question of whether a broken man can still change everything

Directed by Bertrand Despaux

Performed by “Monsieur Hulot’s Troupe” from Dax