A New Vic production
by Charles Dickens, adapted and directed by Theresa Heskins
The greatest Christmas classic of them all adapted and directed by Theresa Heskins and brought to the stage by the same creative team behind the brilliant Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan.
Hard-hearted Ebenezer Scrooge discovers the true meaning of Christmas during one ghostly night in Dickens’ London.
With lavish costumes, wonderful music, magical staging and lots of laughter, it’s another special family Christmas at the the New Vic.
Saturday 17 November–Saturday 19 January 2013
Photo Gallery
Image by Andrew Billington
Latest News
£175,000 awarded to Staffordshire’s New Vic from Arts Council England’s Capital Investment Programme
· The New Vic Theatre in Staffordshire to benefit from a share of £24.2 million through Arts Council England’s Capital Investment Programme.…
Read Article >
GHOST STORY THE HAUNTING TO FEATURE SPINE-TINGLING ILLUSIONS AND MAGIC PERFORMED IN-THE-ROUND
A thrilling supernatural tale from one of Britain’s best-loved authors The Haunting combines the essential hallmarks of a great Victorian ghost story…
Read Article >
BORDERLINES’ STRATHCROSS CELEBRATE THE BARD’S BIRTHDAY IN THEATRICAL STYLE
“For tea or not for tea, that is the question!” Strathcross, a community group for adults with learning difficulties, took to the…
Read Article >