Public Reading: A Christmas Carol @ The Georgian House
Join us in the Georgian House's festively decorated Drawing Room for a hot drink and a Victorian sweet treats before listening to Dickens’ famous ghost story.
About Public Reading: A Christmas Carol @ The Georgian House
Charles Dickens’ Christmas classic is brought to life in this live reading.
Join us in the Georgian House's festively decorated Drawing Room to listen to Dickens’ famous ghost story. The evening follows a long tradition of public readings of the work, started by Dickens himself.
The ticket price includes a hot drink and a Victorian sweet treat. Recommended age: 10+.
Live readings of the novel are also taking place at Gladstone's Land and Newhailes
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