The Three Ships Collective’s immersive and award-winning smash-hit, A Christmas Carol is returning to enchant audiences once again! Now in its seventh festive year, this perennially sold-out production is one of Toronto’s most anticipated holiday traditions.
Set in the historic and picturesque Campbell House Museum located in the heart of downtown Toronto and brought to life by a stellar cast, this unique and critically-acclaimed theatrical experience invites audience members to step into the world of Victorian England and follow flinty miser Ebenezer Scrooge on his ghostly journey of redemption.
A mirthful medley of magic, music, and the macabre, this adaptation of Charles Dickens’ story features original scenes, characters, and songs, making it a retelling of the beloved tale unlike any other!
There are two performances a night; weekday and Saturday showtimes are 6:15pm and 8:45pm, and Sunday showtimes are 4:15pm and 6:45pm.
Doors will open at 5:45pm for 6:15pm performances and at approximately 8:25pm for 8:45pm performances (3:45pm and 6:25pm on Sundays). There is a Rexall directly across the street should you arrive early and need somewhere warm to wait.
If a performance is not sold out, tickets may be purchased in person starting 20 minutes before each performance. Due to the limited capacity of each performance, we strongly suggest ordering tickets in advance online.
ACCESSIBILITY
Due to the immersive and mobile nature of this production, audience members will be required to stand for a significant portion of the 95 minute performance, navigate stairs on multiple occasions, and will, at times, be in close proximity to other audience members. A very limited number of seats can be reserved for patrons unable to stand for extended periods of time. Please contact the Campbell House Museum at 416-597-0227 ext. 2, or sarah@campbellhousemuseum.ca, to confirm availability of these seats and to reserve in advance.
Because of the historic nature of the Campbell House Museum, this production is, unfortunately, not fully accessible for persons in wheelchairs or similar mobility devices. This year, we aim to offer an alternative means of experiencing the show from those areas of the house that are accessible using a tablet and mobile video feed. For more details about this option, please send us a brief message via our contact form and we will follow up with you as soon as possible.
MASKING POLICIES
Masking for this year’s production of ‘A Christmas Carol’ is optional but welcome (with the exception of the two performances noted below). Due to the historic nature of the Campbell House Museum and the unique staging of this production, audience members will often be standing in very close proximity to each other and to the actors, and doing so in rooms of varying sizes. For that reason, please note the following:
1. For the health and safety of both our audiences and our cast, we reserve the right to require anyone exhibiting cold or flu symptoms to wear a mask (if not already doing so). Production staff will provide a mask if required.
2. We reserve the right to change our optional masking policy in response to exceptional circumstances and/or the recommendations of local health authorities. Should this policy be updated, we will inform ticket buyers by email before their performance.
If there is a suspected or confirmed case of Covid in your party, please call 416-597-0227 ext. 2 or contact sarah@campbellhousemuseum.ca before attending your performance to discuss options.
For the benefit of patrons who may be immunocompromised or have other health concerns, performances on Wednesday December 10th at 6:15pm and Wednesday December 17th at 6:15pm are designated as “Mask-Mandatory” performances. All patrons attending these performances will be required to wear a mask at all times while inside the Campbell House Museum.
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