A Christmas Story

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Charles Dickens' famous and touching story in Bavarian by and with Amelie Diana & Andreas Bittl Cabaret artist Amelie Diana and actor Andreas Bittl, two Munich children, have translated Charles Dickens' famous Christmas story "A Christmas Carol" from 1843 into Bavarian and turned it into a scenic evening with music, which they are now bringing to the stage for the fourth year. Sometimes humorous, sometimes contemplative, they tell the story of the cold-hearted businessman Eberhard Gschaftl, who lives in 19th century Munich. The old grump is haunted by three ghosts who confront him with his previous existence and cause the decades-old walls around his heart to crumble. The atmospheric story is accompanied by old Bavarian Christmas carols, traditional Gstanzln and subtle pub music with accordion and guitar.