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Christmas requires ritual and tradition to get us through the cold winter months, and Jack Thorne’s version of A Christmas Carol at the Old Vic is one of the finer ones.
Performed in the round under a canopy of flickering lanterns, it transports you through the dank streets of a Victorian London haunted by poverty, to the bedroom of Charles Dickens’ infamous miser who requires multiple ghostly encounters to (re)discover the reason for the season.