A Christmas Carol Tickets

This year more than ever before we could all do with some good, honest, traditional fun, all wrapped up in a bright, colourful, cheery package with loads of glitter on top. It's Christmas everyone, and TV's Brian Conley is thrilled to delight audiences with an all-star cast, a 24 piece orchestra, and Charles Dickens' magical yet spooky classic Christmas story. Welcome to A Christmas Carol at the Dominion. The fun starts here.

Brian Conley has just finished playing a key role in the hugely popular stage musical 9 to 5 in the West End, now he's due to jump right in to a Xmas tale loved by millions. Forty years on stage and on telly makes him a well-loved household name, loved for hosting the Royal Variety Show an impressive eight times, as well as hosting his own chat show. If you loved him in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Hairspray, and Oliver, you'll adore this.

Conley joins a list of stars designed to delight you including Jacqueline Jossa, fresh from East Enders, playing roles as Emily and the Ghost of Christmas Future. Matt Jay-Willis from Busted plays poor little Bob Cratchit, and the excellent Lucie Jones from Waitress portrays the terrifying Ghost of Christmas Past.

Emmerdale's Sandra Marvin makes a top job of Mrs Fezziwig and Wicked's Martyn Ellis raises the roof as Mr Fezziwig. Cedric Neal, who thrilled us in Back to the Future the Musical, plays the Ghost of Christmas Present and Phantom star Jeremy Secomb plays Jacob Marley. Rebecca Lock from Curtains plays Mrs Cratchit, and Sam Oladeinde from Hamilton is both Fred Anderson and the young Scrooge.

8 time Oscar winner Alan Menkin's music, lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, a book by Lynn Ahrens and Mike Ockrent, no wonder the show is predicted to sell out. This production has already been seen by an awesome five million or more theatre lovers in New York City, where it's staged every year at Madison Square Garden. It's magical, it's unique, and it's on stage for your delectation.

What's the plot of A Christmas Carol at the Dominion Theatre?

Ebenezer Scrooge is a horrid old man. He hates the festive season. He detests spending money unless he absolutely has to. He treats his employees badly. No wonder everyone dislikes and fears him, although he has no idea he's so unpopular. When Christmas comes round once again and Scrooge prepares for his usual miserable festivities, he's visited by three horrid ghosts who show him the error of his ways.

Who is A Christmas Carol for?

A Christmas Carol at the Dominion theatre is perfect for everyone over five years of age. Children under five are not permitted.

Buy tickets for A Christmas Carol at the Dominion Theatre

Buy tickets for A Christmas Carol now. You'll leave the venue feeling satisfied, entertained, happy, and full of songs you just can't stop singing. We wish you a very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!