A Christmas Tale: in One Act

By Maurice Bouchor

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

When saints come alive on Christmas Eve to mend a broken family, a drunken sculptor must choose between his addiction and the love that could redeem him.

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Literature Performing Arts/Film

Released

2020-03-14

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Summary

"A Christmas Tale: in One Act" by Maurice Bouchor is a play set in the 1400s, spinning a story about love, forgiveness, and the enchantment of Christmas. It centers on Pierre Coeur, a sculptor battling with alcohol, whose addiction hurts his family. His wife, Jacqueline, and their daughter, Rosette, long for his return, especially on Christmas Eve. Miraculously, Saint Nicholas and Saint Rose appear to help, turning a night of sadness into one of hope. They guide Pierre to see the harm he's caused. He vows to do better and makes up with Jacqueline, filling their home with happiness and the true spirit of Christmas.