A Christmas Carol (Barlow)

“Picking a man’s pocket every twenty-fifth of December! It’s not fair sir d’ye hear me? Just not fair.”

It wouldn’t be Christmas without A Christmas Carol. In this new stage version, Patrick Barlow takes Charles Dickens’ classic story of greed, grief, ghoulish ghosts and eleventh-hour redemption, and makes it feel brand new again.

A Christmas Carol (Harnick/Legrand)

The tale of Ebenezer Scrooge comes to life in this musical adaptation by Academy Award-winning composer Michel Legrand and Pulitzer Prize-winning librettist Sheldon Harnick.

A Christmas Carol (Ludlam)

"A faithful, authentic adaptation of the evergreen Christmas tale." - The New York Times

A Christmas Carol (Mortimer)

Dramatized with flair and wit in a version first performed by the Royal Shakespeare Company, this adaptation of the ageless story captures Dickens' ironic point of view while it creates a panoramic view of Victorian London.

A Tale of Two Cities (Gielgud/Rattigan)

One of the darkest and most romantic of Dickens' novels, A TALE OF TWO CITIES was adapted for the stage by the dream-team of Terence Rattigan and John Gielgud.

A Tale of Two Cities: The Musical (Broadway Version)

Based on Charles Dickens' masterpiece, A Tale of Two Cities is a classic story about love, revolution and redemption. 

David Copperfield (Francis)

Following the adventures of its eponymous hero from birth through three decades, this acclaimed stage adaptation presents a plethora of brilliant characters from the original novel: the Peggottys; 'umble Heep; eccentric Aunt Betsey and Steerforth, yo…

Great Expectations (Leonard)

Bringing to life all the vivid characters of the original and conveying the story with great clarity, atmosphere and theatrical flair, Hugh Leonard's adaptation of Charles Dickens's most popular novel is both exciting and haunting.…

Hard Times

The wide expanse of Dickens' novel on the riches and hardships of the Industrial Revolution is triumphantly brought to life in his skillful adaptation of Hard Times for a cast of four. The nineteen or so main speaking parts are portrayed by two actors and two actresses, each of whom also takes a share of the passages of direct narration.

Nicholas Nickleby

"A brilliant tribute to a great novelist who was also a mighty campaigner for social compassion" - The Scotsman

Nicholas Nickleby is newly employed as a teacher at Dotheboys' Hall in Yorkshire thanks to his manipulative and avaricious uncle Ralph, a…

Oliver Twist (Brock)

Adapted from the novel by Charles Dickens, Jeremy Brock's splendidly theatrical stage version of Oliver Twist combines all the richness of Dicken's story.

Pickwick

"The Pickwickians are Dickensian to the life ... and their opening number is a delight." - Plays and Players

There isn't a jollier show anywhere than this musical version of The Pickwick Papers.