A Christmas Carol (ish) tickets

Rejoice as A Christmas Carol (ish) takes the stage at Soho Place this festive season! Featuring an all-star cast, this lively retelling of Dickens’ timeless tale is packed with song, dance, and plenty of Christmas cheer. It’s a must-see for anyone ready to embrace the joyful chaos of the holidays. 

Ted Lasso star Nick Mohammed leads the cast in a hilarious, heartwarming adventure. Watch as a dishevelled Santa, equipped with just one working reindeer, rushes to save Christmas. Buckle up—this festive adventure promises a bumpy ride full of laughter! 

What is a Christmas Carol (ish) about? 

Experience a fresh new take on Dickens’ classic tale A Christmas Carol, with a plot like no other. In this spectacular reimagining, Santa Claus—of all people—decides to cancel Christmas! As the holiday hangs in the balance, three ghosts pay Santa a visit, determined to convince him that Christmas must be saved. But with only hours left before the clock strikes twelve and just one working reindeer, how can Santa deliver presents on time? 

Expect a show that breaks from tradition, with no Scrooge in sight. Instead, modern references and witty humour are bringing this Victorian tale into the 21st century. A scruffy Santa steps into the spotlight, taking on some of Scrooge’s grumpy behaviours. Brought to life by Mohammed’s critically acclaimed alter-ego Mr Swallow, along with the rest of the star-studded cast, in this hilarious retelling of A Christmas Carol.

Who stars in the cast of A Christmas Carol (ish)? 

Following a sold-out run at Soho Theatre in 2022, A Christmas Carol (ish) transfers to the West End for the first time, promising a chaotic spectacle. Ted Lasso star and double-Emmy nominee Nick Mohammed once again takes on the role of Mr. Swallow (aka Santa), with BAFTA-nominated actress Martha Howe-Douglas (Horrible Histories and Ghosts) joining as Rochelle. The cast also features David Elms (Borderline) as Mr Goldsworth and Kieran Hodgson (Two Doors Down) as Jonathan, rounding out this all-star lineup for a festive experience like no other!

How to book tickets for A Christmas Carol (ish) 

You can book tickets for A Christmas Carol (ish) online with Visit London. You will be able to choose your seats using the seating plan and select the best time and date for you to attend this London exclusivity. Be sure to book your tickets in advance for this popular Christmas comedy, showing until 31 December.  

How much are tickets to A Christmas Carol (ish)? 

Ticket prices vary based on your seating choice, with stalls typically being more expensive with more affordable options available in the balconies. Keep in mind, balcony seats are elevated and offer a good view of the stage, although legroom is limited. Prices for A Christmas Carol (ish) start from £23.80.

Where is a Christmas Carol (ish) playing in London? 

A Christmas Carol (ish) is playing at Soho Place, located on Charing Cross Road, near Tottenham Court Road. 

How to get there: 

• Underground – The nearest underground station is Tottenham Court Road (Central, Northern and Elizabeth lines). 
• Bus – London bus routes stop on Tottenham Court Road, just a few minutes’ walk away from the theatre (routes 55, 73, 98, 390, N8, N25, N55, N73, N98 and N207).
• Cycling – Hire a Santander Cycles bike and head to Soho Square, where you can find the nearest Santander Cycles docking station. 

How long is A Christmas Carol (ish)? 

The running time for this festive London comedy is two hours, including an interval. 

What time is the evening show? 

The evening performance of A Christmas Carol (ish) takes place Mondays to Saturdays at 7:30pm. 

On which days are there matinees performances? 

A Christmas Carol (ish) matinees are scheduled to be on Fridays and Saturdays at 2:30pm – although times may vary during Christmas week with more matinees added. Make sure to check the time on tour ticket.  

What age is A Christmas Carol (ish) suitable for? 

The show is recommended for anyone aged 10 and above.  

What others shows can I see in London? 

Experience another take on a Dickensian classic with A Sherlock Carol at the Marylebone Theatre, where the brilliant detective Sherlock Holmes takes on the mystery of Ebenezer Scrooge one dark Christmas Eve. Alternatively, revisit another of the author’s beloved tales with Oliver! The Musical, returning to the West End at the Gielgud Theatre with timeless songs like "Food, Glorious Food”.