Tiny Tim
Tiny Tim isn’t a retelling. It’s a rebellion.
Dickens’ A Christmas Carol gave us a boy defined by pity – but now Tim refuses to stay small.
Bold, funny, and unapologetic, this reimagining tears up the tale you thought you knew. Forget sainthood and suffering – Tim wants karaoke, chips, and a piña colada.
Tues 2nd Dec – Tues 16th Dec 2025
Contact Theatre, Manchester
Dates & Times
Performances will take place at Contact Theatre, Space 2.
See below for full dates and times, and to book your tickets.
| Performance Date | Performance Time |
|---|---|
| Tuesday 2nd December | 2pm & 7pm |
| Thursday 4th December | 2pm & 7pm |
| Saturday 6th December | 2pm & 7pm |
| Tuesday 9th December | 7pm |
| Thursday 11th December | 7pm |
| Saturday 13th December | 7pm |
| Tuesday 16th December | 7pm |
Cast & Creatives
In this disabled-led performance, Uncurbed’s Ensemble creates and performs this riotous act of resistance against pity, control, and the scripts we’re handed.
Toby Taylor
Ensemble Artist
Phillip Breadney
Ensemble Artist
Nick Prince
Ensemble Artist
Michael Gleave
Ensemble Artist
Kelly Hoye
Ensemble Artist | Founder | Trustee
Janet Charlesworth
Ensemble Artist | Founder | Co-Chair
Daryll Duncan
Ensemble Artist
Callum Rose
Ensemble Artist
Nerissa Cargill Thompson
Artist | Facilitator | Designer
Stella Cohen
Creative Collaborator
Tom Hogan
CEO | Artistic Director
Jenny Battle
Access Coordinator
James Varney
Writer
Katherine Godfrey
Actor | Creative Collaborator
Access Information
We weave accessibility throughout the Tiny Tim story, here’s what to expect:
- Makaton-incorporated: Key signs are used to help convey character emotions and story moments.
- Creative captioning: Dialogue, narrator lines, and important sounds are captioned.
- Audio description: Key visual elements, mood, and atmosphere are described by narrators.
For Venue Access, visit Contact Theatre’s website by clicking here.
To discuss access or ask us a question, please get in touch.
In partnership with Contact Theatre. In partnership with Contact Theatre. Writing development and collaboration supported by The Writing Squad. Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
