Make Sure You Visit Lost Estate’s Christmas Carol!

The Lost Estate’s iconic Christmas Carol experience is back. The Great Christmas Feast, a festive essential in London’s winter calendar, is none running until 12th January in West Kensington.

You will be transported to Victorian London, Christmas Eve 1843 where you’ll witness A Christmas Carol like you’ve never seen it before. You’ll be immersed from the second you enter the room and while the show plays around you’ll indulge in three courses of an extravagant Victorian feast.

As night draws in, let Charles lead you and your fellow guests through a critically-acclaimed, immersive production of Dickens’ timeless tale. We even got to take part in the performance, lighting a lamp for Tiny Tim! This remarkable performance is accompanied throughout by cinematic live music and a carefully curated three-course Victorian feasting menu.

Sold out over six years, The Lost Estate (The Great Murder Mystery, The Greatest Night of the Jazz Age) present their one-of-a-kind retelling of A Christmas Carol for 2024. This festive phenomenon brings together London’s leading talents in theatre, music, mixology and fine dining to create an unforgettable immersive experience that has guests flocking back year after year. It has joined the ranks of London’s best loved and most in-demand Christmas attractions and each year brings fresh brilliance to this winning concept. From upping the dining stakes with ever-more-extravagant menus to dazzling performers who capture the crowd’s imagination.

We couldn’t believe the show was a one man show! The actors who perform at the Lost Estate Shows are top notch and we were enthralled all night! ALEX PHELPS was our Charles Dickens on the night we attended and he was truly phenomenal.

The 2024 menu, devised by Executive Chef, Ashley Clarke (Gordon Ramsay Group, SmokeStak, Temper Soho), is the culmination of years of Victorian feasting refined into one exceptional Christmas menu. For the starter, Clarke presents a decadent pressing of corn fed chicken served with pickled beets and samphire relish. Next, an elegant confit Gressingham duck breast with all the trimmings. Finally, a rich Twelfth Night Cake accompanied by Christmas Pudding ice cream. We loved the food and accompanying drinks

With December 25th just over 10 sleeps away, do not miss the chance to secure the best night of Christmas, cultivated and perfected year after year. Gather friends, family and loved ones to share in the wonder, storytelling and indulgence of The Lost Estate’s most iconic experience yet – and remember! Marley was dead: to begin with.

https://christmasfeast.thelostestate.com/?utm_source=AWC&utm_medium=press

Open until 12th January

Ticket price from £105