Alfie Joey's Performance of A Christmas Carol
Alfie Joey brings A Christmas Carol vividly to life in a spellbinding solo performance that will warm even the coldest of hearts.
With nothing but his extraordinary gift for storytelling and a dazzling repertoire of voices, Alfie transforms our 1950s Welfare Hall into Dickens’ London—where Scrooge snarls, Marley rattles his chains, and Bob Cratchit’s quiet hope melts the frostiest heart. Every character, every moment, every ghostly whisper is conjured before your eyes in a performance that is by turns hilarious, haunting, and deeply moving.
Touring the North East and beyond, this is A Christmas Carol as it was meant to be experienced—performed in beautiful, atmospheric venues where the story feels right at home. Add a glass of mulled wine, a mince pie in hand, and perhaps a carol or two and you will have the most festive fun imaginable.
This December, feel the chill of Christmas past, the urgency of the present, and the hope of a future redeemed as Alfie Joey (much loved ‘BBC presenter’ and ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ impressionist) , performs his own solo version of ‘A CHRISTMAS CAROL’ by Charles Dickens; a timeless tale, told like you’ve never seen it before.
Location-
Alfie Joey's Performance of A Christmas Carol takes place in our 1950s welfare hall. Our 1950s welfare hall is located a short walk from our 1950s Town. Our transport will be in operation. Alternatively, it is approximately a 15-minute walk from the Entrance to the 1950s welfare hall (walking in an anti-clockwise direction from the Entrance Building).
A valid Beamish Unlimited Pass or Friends of Beamish membership is required to enter the museum for all visitors aged 5 and above – entry to the museum is not included with this ticket.
No admission to the 1950s Welfare Hall will be allowed once the show begins.
Only assistance dogs are allowed in our 1950s welfare hall.
Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult when visiting the museum.
No photography or filming allowed during the performance
Beamish reserves the right to alter events, activities, facilities, operations and opening times without prior notice.
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Alfie Joey brings A Christmas Carol vividly to life in a spellbinding solo performance that will warm even the coldest of hearts.
With nothing but his extraordinary gift for storytelling and a dazzling repertoire of voices, Alfie transforms our 1950s Welfare Hall into Dickens’ London—where Scrooge snarls, Marley rattles his chains, and Bob Cratchit’s quiet hope melts the frostiest heart. Every character, every moment, every ghostly whisper is conjured before your eyes in a performance that is by turns hilarious, haunting, and deeply moving.
Touring the North East and beyond, this is A Christmas Carol as it was meant to be experienced—performed in beautiful, atmospheric venues where the story feels right at home. Add a glass of mulled wine, a mince pie in hand, and perhaps a carol or two and you will have the most festive fun imaginable.
This December, feel the chill of Christmas past, the urgency of the present, and the hope of a future redeemed as Alfie Joey (much loved ‘BBC presenter’ and ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ impressionist) , performs his own solo version of ‘A CHRISTMAS CAROL’ by Charles Dickens; a timeless tale, told like you’ve never seen it before.
Location-
Alfie Joey's Performance of A Christmas Carol takes place in our 1950s welfare hall. Our 1950s welfare hall is located a short walk from our 1950s Town. Our transport will be in operation. Alternatively, it is approximately a 15-minute walk from the Entrance to the 1950s welfare hall (walking in an anti-clockwise direction from the Entrance Building).
A valid Beamish Unlimited Pass or Friends of Beamish membership is required to enter the museum for all visitors aged 5 and above – entry to the museum is not included with this ticket.
No admission to the 1950s Welfare Hall will be allowed once the show begins.
Only assistance dogs are allowed in our 1950s welfare hall.
Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult when visiting the museum.
No photography or filming allowed during the performance
Beamish reserves the right to alter events, activities, facilities, operations and opening times without prior notice.
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