Scrooge

Show Info Age & Content Guide

Genre Musical

Venue

First Performance 19/10/2010

Closing 23/10/2010

Tommy Steele, one of the most successful British entertainers of all time, returns to the New Wimbledon theatre in the title role of Scrooge.

Steele’s career includes over 20 hit singles, Hollywood movies such as The Happiest Millionaire, and countless award-winning stage musicals such as Half A Sixpence, Hans Anderson and Singing In The Rain.

Scrooge is a heart-warming family story with stunning sets and costumes, specially created illusions by magician Paul Kieve (acclaimed for the magic effects in the Harry Potter films) and a fantastic musical score which features the Oscar nominated hit Thank You Very Much.

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