The Crick Crack Club Christmas Carols Show at The Mount Without

A event held at The Mount Without on Sunday 15th December. The event starts at 19:30.


Stories by Ben Haggarty, Tim Ralphs & Steph Brittain
Music by Sheema Mukherjee & Raoul Neumann
Singing by everyone!

With Sheema Mukherjee and Raoul Neumann banging out the carols on sitar & bass; stories from Tim Ralphs, Ben Haggarty and Steph Brittain; disorders of service, and chaotic sing-alongs - this is the Crick Crack Club Christmas Carols Show!

We've untangled our fairylights and polished our best baubles ready to fill your stockings with festive frippery, glee and a touch of magic. Join us to unwrap a teetering pile of winter-wonderlandish fairytales and glowing-by-the-fire other-tales; eat mince pies; drink mulled wine; exorcise any hint of Scrooge; skid down the icy lanes of the very best Christmas carols, and most of all, sing your heart out!

Break out your fave Christmas jumpers; tinsel-up to excess, and bring your Christmas wishes. We'll supply the mistletoe - you bring the kisses.

RUNNING TIME: 80mins (ish)
PARTICIPATION: You WILL be expected to sing. You WILL NOT be expected to sing in tune or to know any of the words.
SUITABLE FOR: The show is devised for grown-ups...
BAR? yes!
MINCE PIES? of course!
PROFITS: go to the Trussell Trust
TICKETS: £8 - £15


Entry requirements: no age restrictions

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