The Three Inch Fools present a magical new take on the Dickens classic ghost story.

The Three Inch Fools invite you to step into the supernatural world of Dickens’ immortal classic.

A biting cold Christmas Eve. The clock strikes midnight and Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by the first ghost. Forced to confront his past, present and future can this miserly man change his fate?

In a magical new production that blends illusion, music and spine-tingling storytelling, The Three Inch Fools bring this timeless tale of the supernatural vividly to life.

Touring across the country, this enchanting new production delivers a celebration of hope, redemption and the spirit of Christmas, in this most infamous of ghost stories.

★★★★★ – “Unbelievable show”

★★★★★ – “Best thing we've seen in years”

★★★★★ – The Bristol Post

★★★★★ – Hastings Independent Press

On Tuesday 22nd – Wednesday 30th December (excl. 24th & 25th Dec), join us at National Trust Hardwick Hall, where our very own pop-up winter theatre will be nestled in the beautiful grounds. Step inside our cosy, heated performance space, escape the winter chill, and settle in for an atmospheric evening of ghosts, music and Dickensian storytelling.

Tickets are strictly limited

Audience capacity for this performance is strictly limited and we expect many of our shows to sell out. We strongly recommend booking early to avoid disappointment.

Limited Early Bird tickets are available until sold out.

All performances start at 7pm with doors open from 6.30pm, except the performance on 26th December, which starts at 4pm with doors open from 3.30pm. The performance will last approximately 100 minutes (+ a 20 minute interval).

We recommend booking tickets for this performance online in advance. For further information about this performance please email boxoffice@threeinchfools.com.

Recommended for ages 8+. Contains supernatural themes, moments of darkness, and sudden sound and lighting effects.

The performance space is wheelchair accessible.

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