Details

Dickens's original story of Ebenezer Scrooge and the ghosts of Christmas past, present and yet to come. First staged in 2012 and firmly established as one of London's most magical Christmas treats, this joyous festive celebration combines the ghostly tale of Ebenezer Scrooge with original songs inspired by the carols of a traditional Victorian Christmas. Step off the bustle of Fleet Street and journey through cobbled alleyways and gas-lit courtyards to arrive at the hidden historical gem Middle Temple Hall - a location well-known to Charles Dickens himself, who studied law at the ancient institution. Decked with boughs of holly, filled with the scent of mulled wine and mince pies and brimming with festive cheer, enter the magnificent wood-panelled hall and immerse yourself in this joyous adaptation of the beloved Christmas classic for everyone aged 6 and over.

Cast/Performers

David Burt (Ebenezer Scrooge), Gabriel Akamo, Megan Ashley, Galina Baxter, Henry Beale, Michaela Bennison, Pete Collis, Richard Holt, Emma Manton, Timothy Mylechreest, Zachary Richardson, Matt Whipps

Creatives/Company

Author: Charles Dickens
Company: Antic Disposition

A Christmas Carol

A Christmas Carol (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1786109351. Details of all A Christmas Carol archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S2171

Archive Listings

21 Dec 23
to
30 Dec 23

Middle Temple Hall
Outer London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

Simon Norman: 05Dec23:
I CANNOT RECOMMEND THIS ENOUGH! The way this rendition of the classic Christmas tale is put together is truly beautiful, capturing the contrast of the cold bahumbug to the overwhelming warmth of its joyful resolution. The performences, pacing, creative use of space, colour, light, darkness, pacing & music is totally on point, & is a beautiful presentation of the Dickens classic. I saw this in 2022 & plan to see it again in 2023, as it thoroughly got me in the Christmas spirit! Miss it at your peril!

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