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Hear A Christmas Carol performed in Charles Dickens's own house
Charles Dickens Museum, 48 Doughty Street, London WC1N 2LX
Through December, actor James Swanton performs A Christmas Carol and Dickens's ghost stories in the writer's Doughty Street house, alongside talks by Dickens descendants, magic lantern shows and a Christmas Eve opening.
- Where
- Bloomsbury WC1N 2LX
- Format
- One-off
- Cost
- —
Invite friendsPick a date, send one link, and see who's in.
How to get involved
- 01Book ahead
Grab a ticket from the website — these sell out.
- 02Turn up and enjoy
Nothing to prepare; it's a one-off experience.
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