A Christmas Carol

£25 Adult
£22.50 Concession

You may purchase a concession ticket if you are over 60, are a student, have a disability, are attending as a carer to someone with a disability, receive universal credit or have a blue lights card. 

Tuesday 10th December, 6pm
Wednesday 11th December, 6pm
Thursday 12th December, 6pm
Friday 13th December, 6pm
Saturday 14th December, 4pm and 6pm
Sunday 15th December, 4pm and 6pm
Tuesday 17th December, 6pm
Wednesday 18th December, 6pm
Thursday 19th December, 6pm
Friday 20th December, 6pm
Saturday 21st December, 4pm and 6pm
Sunday 22nd December, 4pm and 6pm
Monday 23rd December, 4pm and 6pm

Performances last appx 60 mins. 

The performance takes place in 'The Smallest Theatre in the World.' Doors will open 10 minutes prior to the start time.

Please note: The performances begin promptly, and due to the size of the theatre, no latecomers will be admitted. 

Book your tickets here or contact our Events Team at events@dickensmuseum.com

Full entry to the museum and exhibition are included within this event. Please visit the historic house before the performances.  

Special event tickets are non-refundable. 

 

God Bless Us, Everyone!

It’s one of the most magical, enchanting stories ever written, A Christmas Carol is a true masterpiece by Charles Dickens.

This December, step into the former home of Dickens, as actor James Swanton brings this wonderful story to life. Beneath the glint of a traditional Christmas tree, encounter Ebenezer Scrooge as he embarks on his supernatural journey with the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Yet-To-Come. It's a story which has the power to chill the marrow, and tickle the funny bone, and which reminds us of the true meaning of Christmas.

A Christmas Carol is performed by James Swanton, who took Dickens to the West End’s Trafalgar Studios in the acclaimed Sikes & Nancy (‘fantastical … remarkable … startling and enthralling’ – Simon Callow) and has also performed all five of the Christmas Books at the Charles Dickens Museum (‘extraordinary … superb … it couldn’t have been more vivid!’ – Miriam Margolyes). Over the last year James has played title roles in two BBC chillers: 'The Curse of the Ninth' in Inside No. 9 and Lot No. 249, Mark Gatiss's annual ghost story, for which The Telegraph called James 'the scariest man on TV this Christmas'. 

 This promises to be a seasonal treat like no other. 

Book your tickets today!

 Entry to the museum and exhibition are included with the ticket to this performance. Please visit the museum and exhibition before the performance start time. 

'An incredible presence on stage … This is storytelling at its finest, no post-modern irony or knowing asides needed’ – The Big Issue

‘Highly engaging … A spectacular performance … Shines a light on how audiences would have originally enjoyed Dickens’s work … A very affecting piece of theatre …’ – Huffington Post

‘If you want a masterclass in one-man theatre, there’s no finer place to be’ – London City Nights