Bath Theatre Christmas

Carols by Candlelight Christmas Dinner A traditional Christmas dinner at The DUkes Hotel in Bath, with pre-dnner musical entertainment, festive and seasonal songs, old and new. Christmas Events in Bath Bath's historic venues and beautiful buildings will play host to a multitude of festive events this season. The Bath Christmas Market will return from Thursday 27 November to Sunday 14 December 2025.

Christmas Events Whether you catch a traditional pantomime at the Theatre Royal Bath, get your skates on and head to the outdoor rink at Bath on Ice, visit Father Christmas or get into the mood with a Christmas carol service, there are plenty of fantastically festive events to enjoy in Bath this Christmas. Get into the Christmas spirit by booking your Christmas Shows and Pantomimes in Bath, just in time for the most magical season of the year! With a record number of over 1,100 Bath pantomime performances under his belt, Jon continues to delight audiences every time he appears on stage.

Now marking his 21 st Christmas show at the Theatre Royal, pantomimes penned by Jon are staged in theatres nationwide by UK Productions. One of the hottest tickets of last Christmas is back for a limited number of performances - Olivier Award winner Guy Masterson 's internationally acclaimed solo performance of Charles Dickens's festive tale. ★★★★★ "Forget all the corny, over sentamentalised movies, this is Dickens in the flesh, the real stuff!" Bath Echo.

The magic of pantomime has burst onto the stage at Bath's Theatre Royal with a fun-packed high-energy new production of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Featuring a stellar cast led by Olivia Birchenough, Jon Monie, and Nick Wilton, this delightful panto delivers festive fun, laughter, and dazzling spectacle to audiences of all ages. Marvellous markets, ice skating, winter wonderlands, light trails, and fabulous family.

A Christmas Carol is the most famous book Charles Dickens ever wrote and one of the most daring. As the Ghosts spirit Scrooge from his past to his present to his future, Dickens plunges the reader cinematically from the miser's dank and creaking house in the City to riotous festivities, from cozy hearths to graveyards. And all the time the author's voice, tender, savage, magisterial, is.

Bath-born Jon Monie has a record-breaking 1,150-plus performances to his name and this year he's back by popular demand for his 22nd Christmas show at the Theatre Royal.