This Christmas, theres a new carol in town!Join double Emmy-award nominee Nick Mohammed in the guise of hiscritically acclaimed alter-ego Mr. Swallow alongside a star-studded castfor an all-singing, all-dancing comedy retelling of Dickens festive classic.When Santa cancels Christmas on Christmas Eve, hes visited by threeghosts who must convince him to see the error of his ways andrediscover the magic of Christmas. But with mere hours to go, and onlyone working reindeer, how will he deliver everything on time?!Taskmaster loser and Ted Lasso star Nick Mohammed is joined byGhosts Martha Howe-Douglas, Borderlines David Elms and Two DoorsDowns Kieran Hodgson. Jangle those jingles, devour those Christingles,its time for some Christmas chaos!A brand new version of A Christmas Carol (ish) transfers to the West Endfollowing a sold-out development run at Soho Theatre in 2022

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