A Christmas Carol is coming to The Core Theatre in Solihull

The classic Charles Dickens story will be brought to life in a special production aimed at GCSE students and literature fans

COMMUNITY & EVENTS

Lance Clinton

9/15/20261 min read

The Core Theatre is hosting A Christmas Carol in Solihull in November
The Core Theatre is hosting A Christmas Carol in Solihull in November

A Christmas favourite is coming to Solihull this November as A Christmas Carol takes to the stage at The Core Theatre.

The Dickens Theatre Company will perform its adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic on Monday 2 and Tuesday 3 November, with five performances taking place across the two days.

The production forms part of the company's Revision On Tour, which brings GCSE English texts to life through live theatre.

The unusual production sees Charles Dickens and his tour manager George Dolby left to play Scrooge and more than 30 other characters after the rest of the cast supposedly get stuck on a train.

When is A Christmas Carol on?

There are five performances at The Core:

  • Monday 2 November at 1pm

  • Monday 2 November at 7pm

  • Tuesday 3 November at 10.30am

  • Tuesday 3 November at 1pm

  • Tuesday 3 November at 7pm

The show lasts around 75 minutes without an interval and is recommended for ages eight and above.

Students attending the 10.30am and 1pm performances can also stay for a free 20-minute Q&A with the cast.

How much are tickets?

Tickets cost £20, with concessions available for £18.

There is also a school group rate of £15 per student for groups of 10 or more, with accompanying adults going free.

Book tickets for A Christmas Carol at The Core Theatre

Schools wanting to make a group booking can contact The Core Theatre directly.

The show will take place at The Core Theatre, Theatre Square, Touchwood, Solihull.

For GCSE students studying A Christmas Carol, the performance offers a chance to experience the story away from the classroom, while families and fans of Dickens can enjoy the classic tale brought to the stage before Christmas.