Forget "Bah, humbug" and enjoy the redemption of Scrooge in this handsome staging of the famous tale.
Author: Bill Russell
Princes Rose is waiting to be rescued by a Prince - a magical adventure for Christmas.
A star spangled Christmas Concert packed with songs you know - plus Maureen Lipman & Simon Callow.
A ghost story to chill at Christmas - M R James with some original twists by Phlip Franks.
A panto like no other - not to be missed. John Savournin as the dame is a delight to the eye and ear.
Dickens in a toy theatre suitable for tiny tots +4 years of age
You can go to the theatre at home during this pandemic and to some you might not be able to visit in the good times.
December lockdown closed the show but Sonia Friedman says it will be back.
Possibly the best panto in town, certainly the one with the best cast. This lot deserve Shaftesbury Avenue. They will be back too.
A winter wonderland for tiny tots in which Cupcake the Elf finds her Mojo.
An enchanting production of a warhorse of a play that finds new and exciting ways of telling the story - what theatre is all about.
A fine chilling revival - loses the laughs but leaves the audience arguing as to what it means.
Showstopper is a show stopper. The improv lot are back creating musical mayhem for Christmas and the New Year.
Two jolly chaps take the audience on a roller coaster ride through the plots of five pantomimes and A Christmas Carol playing all the parts.
Three Sisters - who fooled the world into believing the dead can be contacted and created Spiritualism.
An invitation to the dance - a Christmas treat
A real Christmas pudding stuffed with fun and frolic to be found in panto land with Jack, Jill and Buttercup a genuine how now brown cow.
A second chance to see Alan Bennett's splendid play. Theatres may still be closed near you but there is still life out there.
50 minutes of fun in the belly of a whale as three clever young men plays all the parts in the strangest ever pantomime.
Christmas cheer - something to brighten up the gloom.