An Orange In December

Like a lot of Newfoundlanders, I grew-up finding an orange in my stocking every Christmas morning. While oranges weren’t a rarity in my youth, the tradition comes from a time when they were much less common on the island — for a long time an orange was a rare and special, seasonal gift.

Inspired by this tradition, An Orange in December is a brand new piece by Untellable Movement Theatre. The film is a short movement piece shot in Winterholme in St. John’s. The score is a Dave Panting mandolin arrangement of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Overture. Untellable Movement Theatre calls it a virtual Christmas card and that feels about right — it’s a beautiful, heartwarming piece that reminds of simple pleasures and childhood Christmases. It’s worth checking out.

Check it out above and subscribe to Untellable Movement Theatre.

Robert Hiscock

Robert grew up in a tiny Newfoundland community called Happy Adventure. These days he lives in Gander, NL and his happiest adventures are spent with his two Labrador retrievers exploring the island while listening to a soundtrack of local music.

When the dogs are napping Robert takes pictures, writes about Newfoundland, makes a podcast and shares NL trivia.

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