Dickens and Christmas: Dickens was the first novelist to use the words "Merry Christmas"
Visitors attend a talk exploring a Christmas version of Charles Dickens's life and times in the Theatre. The presentation examines how his festive short stories earned him the nickname Jolly Old Christmas. It also explores how Dickens became the first novelist to use the phrase 'Merry Christmas'.
What to Expect
A festive talk exploring Charles Dickens's life and holiday stories.
Local Insight & Ratings
Family Friendly
Best For
Dickens and literary history enthusiasts
Vibe
Festive and informative
Energy Level
Low
Photo Friendly
Low
Weather Sensitivity
None
Location
Know Before You Go
- Hours: 10:45 -.
- Accessibility: Wheelchair places are available subject to availability; contact the Box Office to book. One free essential companion ticket is available for each paying disabled visitor who needs disability-related support.
- Pets: Assistance dogs are accommodated and require an essential companion ticket.
Tips & Advice
- Contact Southport@theartssociety.org to book your ticket, as the event listing directs visitors to book through the Arts Society.
- If you need a wheelchair place, contact the Box Office to arrange it, as places are subject to availability.
- If you need disability-related support, arrange an essential companion ticket; one is available for each paying disabled visitor.
- Make your way to the Theatre for the talk, which is scheduled to begin at the listed start time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the talk explore?
It looks at a Christmas version of Charles Dickens’s life and times, including his festive short stories and his use of the words “Merry Christmas.”
How can I book tickets?
Contact Southport@theartssociety.org to book tickets.
Can I book a wheelchair place?
Wheelchair places are available subject to availability; contact The Atkinson’s Box Office to book.
Can a disabled visitor bring an essential companion?
The Atkinson provides one free essential companion ticket for each paying disabled visitor who needs disability-related support.
Are assistance dogs allowed?
Assistance dogs are accommodated; they require an essential companion ticket.
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