The Old Vic’s acclaimed, long-running stage adaptation of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol is returning to New York this festive season.
Adapted by Jack Thorne (Adolescence, Harry Potter and the Cursed child), A Christmas Carol will play Off-Broadway at New York’s Perelman Performing Arts Center from 23 November to 28 December 2025.
Directed by Matthew Warchus and co-directed by Thomas Caruso, the show will star two-time Tony Award winner Michael Cerveris (The Gilded Age, Fun Home, Sweeney Todd) as Ebenezer Scrooge.
The production also stars George Abud (Lempicka) as Fred, Maxim Chlumecky (Appropriate) as Young Ebenezer, Chris Hoch (Jagged Little Pill) as Father / Marley, Julia Knitel (Dead Outlaw) as Belle, Ashlyn Maddox (The Four Seasons) as Little Fan, Madalynn Mathews (Galileo) as Jess, Nancy Opel (Urinetown) as Ghost of Christmas Past, Dan Piering (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child) as Ferdy / George, Izzy Elena Rita (Sesame Street) as Tiny Tim, Rashidra Scott (Company) as Mrs. Cratchit, Teddy Trice (Goddess) as Nicholas, and Paul Whitty (The Great Gatsby) as Fezziwig.
A Christmas Carol is back in New York after a Broadway run in 2019 that scored five Tony Awards including Best Original Score.
This year’s London production of A Christmas Carol is starring Paul Hilton as Scrooge, and plays at The Old Vic from 12 November 2025 to 10 January 2026.
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