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Youngsters enjoy revamped Christmas tale

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Tracey Fowler

Published: 11:00 AM December 16, 2010    Updated: 8:49 PM October 27, 2020

ACTORS from Bristol Old Vic Theatre School visited St Peter’s Primary School in Portishead to present a completely new version of the greatest story ever told.

Wise men and not so wise men, talking sheep, angels, a giant, a shepherd family, camels, and carols contributed to the magical retelling of the story of the first Christmas.

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