Suitable for ages 8+
Previews £19.50–£81.50, Off-Peak £19.50–£81.50, Peak £19.50–£91.50. Premium and Charitable tickets available.
Read about our Season In The Round to find out more about the seating configuration for this production.
Audio Described:
Saturday 12 December, 2pm (Touch Tour 11.45am)
Monday 04 January, 7pm (Touch Tour 5pm)
British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreted:
Saturday 12 December, 2pm
Tuesday 05 January, 7pm
Captioned:
Saturday 12 December, 2pm
Monday 14 December, 7pm
Relaxed (also Audio Described, Captioned and BSL Interpreted):
Saturday 12 December, 2pm (Touch Tour 11.45am)
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Matthew Warchus’ big-hearted, smash hit production of Charles Dickens’ immortal classic returns to The Old Vic, joyously adapted for the stage by Jack Thorne (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, His Dark Materials) and starring Giles Terera (One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Hamilton, Othello) as Ebenezer Scrooge.
A Christmas Carol fills the auditorium to the brim with mince pies, music and merriment. A unique staging immerses the audience in London’s longest running adaptation of this beloved festive favourite.
We recommend booking early to avoid disappointment.
Eat with us before the show at our Backstage cafe and bar
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OFF-PEAK PERFORMANCES
Preview performances: 10–23 Nov 2026
Off-peak performances: 01–09 Jan 2027
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You can stream or purchase the music of A Christmas Carol on Apple Music
Photo: Hugo Glendinning
Theatre includes: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (The Old Vic), Hamilton — Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Musical, Oh, Mary!, Dr. Strangelove, Rosmersholm, The Tempest, Avenue Q (West End); Othello, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Hamlet (National Theatre); Hamlet (Chichester); Clyde’s, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui (Donmar); The Merchant of Venice (Shakespeare’s Globe/International tour); The Meaning of Zong (Bristol Old Vic/Barbican); The Playboy of the Western World (Abbey Theatre, Dublin). Television includes: Flack, Horrible Histories. Film includes: Frank & Louis, Death of England: Face to Face, The Current War, London Boulevard.