A lone figure in a long Victorian coat and top hat stands on a dark stage holding a cane, illuminated by a bright spotlight and surrounded by theatrical mist, creating a dramatic scene reminiscent of A Christmas Carol.

A Christmas Carol

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About A Christmas Carol

Celebrating their 11th year, delighting UK audiences with this unique and highly acclaimed production.

Dickens Theatre Company present A Christmas Carolas part of their Revision on Tour programme, staging exciting theatre adaptations of classic English GCSE texts for both students and lovers of literature alike.

With the rest of the acting cast stuck on a train, the great Charles Dickens himself, aided by his faithful tour manager, George Dolby, takes on the daunting challenge of portraying not just Ebenezer Scrooge, but over 30 other characters in this classic festive tale! Surely it can’t be done?

'Joyously uplifting. The perfect way to welcome in the festive season. Funny. Magical. Simply stunning.'

Morning Star

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