Christmas Carol Goes Wrong has released additional front row seating at Wyndham’s Theatre for its West End run due to unprecedented demand.
Mischief Comedy’s Christmas Carol Goes Wrong has released additional tickets for front row seats for its run at Wyndham’s Theatre in London between 18 December 2026 until 23 January 2027, offering theatregoers the chance to experience the show’s spectacular comic chaos up close.
Our take: The magic of Christmas Carol Goes Wrong lies in its precision. Every stumble, every prop failure, every onstage disaster is meticulously choreographed to look catastrophic. That takes extraordinary skill, which is why this production draws audiences night after night. Mischief originals Jonathan Sayer and Henry Lewis also bring decades of comic timing to the show, while Dave Hearn anchors the ensemble with infectious energy. It’s a celebration of theatre’s messy, joyful unpredictability.
Get close to the Cornley chaos
The additional front row tickets for Christmas Carol Goes Wrong give you the opportunity to experience being at the heart of the show’s carefully choreographed chaos.
The play sees the return of The Cornley Amateur Drama Society first seen in the smash-hit The Play That Goes Wrong – and they’re attempting Dickens again. In Christmas Carol Goes Wrong, the Cornley crew battle miscommunication, set delays, actors who’ve gone missing and a growing feud over who gets to play the lead, all in a disastrous take on the yuletide classic.
Book tickets to Christmas Carol Goes Wrong at Wyndham’s Theatre here
Cast highlights – including original Mischief Comedy members
The West End cast of Christmas Carol Goes Wrong includes original Mischief member Dave Hearn as Max, alongside Jay Olpin, Adam Elliott, Luke Pierre, Aein Nasseri, Dumile Sibanda, Ashley Tucker, and James Akka.
Also rejoining the cast for this run are original Mischief Comedy members Jonathan Sayer and Henry Lewis, who take on the roles of Dennis and Robert respectively.
The show is currently touring the UK, with venues including Manchester Opera House, Milton Keynes Theatre and Birmingham Alexandra Theatre.
Wyndham's Theatre, London
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