A Christmas Carol

A Christmas Carol London Tickets

This seasonal story of redemption is known and loved around the world, and A Christmas Carol at The Old Vic fills the West End with the holiday spirit(s). In A Christmas Carol, The Cratchit’s make the most of the little they have while Scrooge is confronted by his miserly, lonely life of greed. Scrooge deals with his otherworldly visitors and we hope that change doesn’t come too late.

About A Christmas Carol

Matthew Warchus’ smash hit production of Charles Dickens’s immortal classic A Christmas Carol in London is a true holiday staple. This joyous adaptation for the stage was created by Jack Thorne who wrote Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and Netflix's global hit Adolescence.

The adaptation was originally crafted for The Old Vic in London, debuting during the Christmas season of 2017, and it has continued to make a return each year because of its immense popularity. Additionally, it has graced the Broadway stage, securing 5 Tony Awards, embarked on a tour across the United States, and entertained audiences in Melbourne. Due to its widespread appeal, A Christmas Carol tickets are in high demand, so book yours as soon as possible.

A Christmas Carol Critical Acclaim

• ‘One of the best Christmas shows you’ll ever see’ - The Stage
• ’Still the most glittering bauble on London’s Christmas stage’ - Time Out
• ‘A truly enchanting evening’ - The Upcoming
• ‘Magical and evocative’ - WhatsOnStage
• ‘More poignant and more joyous than ever’ - The Arts Desk
• ‘As beautiful as ever’ - Broadway World,

Please Bear In Mind

A Christmas Carol in London is Suitable for ages 8+. A Christmas Carol at The Old Vic contains haunting supernatural themes and some content which younger audiences may find upsetting.

A Christmas Carol London Cast

• To be announced soon

A Christmas Carol Main Creatives

• Adaptation - Jack Thorne
• Director - Matthew Warchus
• Based on the book by - Charles Dickens
• Set & Costume - Rob Howell
• Composer & Arranger - Christopher Nightingale
• Lighting - Hugh Vanstone
• Sound - Simon Baker