FRONT ROW ON SALE AND ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION SHOTS

Due to overwhelming demand, the front row for every West End performance of MISCHIEF’S highly acclaimed production of Christmas Carol Goes Wrong have now been released for audience members brave enough to get THAT close to Cornley! The festive fiasco runs at London’s Wyndham’s Theatre, a Delfont Mackintosh Theatre from 18 December 2026 to 23 January 2027.

Also released today is an additional selection of production photographs by Mark Senior which can be downloaded here. These photographs can be added to the previously released selection here.

The show is currently on a major tour of the UK, and all dates and venues can be found here.

Director Matt DiCarlo said: ‘There is something irresistible about bringing the world of Goes Wrong to Christmas! The collision of the beloved Dickens story and the chaotic antics of the Cornley Drama Society creates limitless opportunities for comedy. But what I love most about this production is the enormous heart underneath the mayhem. It’s a joy to direct a show that celebrates the magic of Christmas while allowing everything to go hilariously wrong!’

The West End and touring cast is: James Akka as Dennis (until 13 January), Jonathan Sayer as Dennis (from 14 – 23 January), Adam Elliott as Chris, original Mischief member Dave Hearn as Max, Matthew Howell as Robert (until 13 January), Henry Lewis as Robert (from 14-23 January) Jay Olpin as Max, Luke Pierre as Jonathan, Aein Nasseri as Trevor, Dumile Sibanda as Annie and Ashley Tucker as Sandra.

The understudies are Billie Hamer, Robert Lane, Claire Lee Shenfield, Josh Patel-Foster (from 23rd Jan) and Jamie Sandersfield.

Original MISCHIEF company members Henry Lewis and Jonathan Sayer will be crashing in to the West End cast of Christmas Carol Goes Wrong for 2 weeks only at the Wyndham’s Theatre from 14 – 23 January 2027.

Christmas Carol Goes Wrong brings tidings of chaos and joy as The Cornley Amateur Drama Society return and attempt to tackle the Charles Dickens’ classic, A Christmas Carol. The Cornley crew battle miscommunication, delays to their set, actors missing in action and a growing feud over who will play the lead. This disastrous take on the much loved classic Christmas story of Ebenezer Scrooge is a festive slice of pure escapism.