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Double Emmy-Nominated Nick Mohammed’s Acclaimed Alter-Ego Returns This Christmas in A Christmas Carol-ish

by Staff Writer
July 20, 2022
Reading Time: 3 mins read
Mr Swallow A Christmas Carol ish at Soho Theatre credit Matt Crockett

Mr Swallow A Christmas Carol-ish at Soho Theatre credit Matt Crockett

Berk’s Nest and double Emmy award-nominated actor, comedian, and writer Nick Mohammed – in association with United Agents – announce that the beloved character Mr. Swallow is preparing to spread Christmas cheer as A Christmas Carol-ish kicks off at London’s Soho Theatre from 7th  December until 23rd December 2022 .

Tickets go on sale Thursday 21st July and are available from: https://sohotheatre.com/shows/a-christmas-carol-ish-by-mr-swallow

Having successfully attempted to escape from a locked tank of water, and less successfully managed to vanish an elephant, Yorkshire pudding Mr. Swallow returns this year with a musical retelling of Dickens’ festive classic ‘A Christmas Carol’. Co-starring Mr. Goldsworth (David Elms) and Jonathan (Kieran Hodgson), they are also joined by P&O Ferries favourite, lounge singer Rochelle Kelly (casting TBA!) Jangle those jingles, devour those Christingles, it’s time for some Christmas chaos!

       

A Christmas Carol-ish reunites much of the creative team behind Mr. Swallow: Houdini and Dracula! Director Matt Peover (Sheeps; Nina Conti In Therapy), Composer Oliver Birch (I Want My Hat Back at National Theatre; Sleeping Beauty at Leeds Playhouse), Music Supervisor Freddie Tapner (London Musical Theatre Orchestra, A Christmas Carol at Lyceum Theatre West End), and Choreographer Emily Holt (The Entertainer at Curve Theatre/UK Tour; The Wipers Times at The Watermill/Arts Theatre/UK Tour) all return. Set & Costume Design is by Tony and Olivier-nominated Fly Davis (Ocean at the End of the Lane at Duke of Yorks West End, Henry V at Donmar Warehouse), who was the Set & Costume designer for Dracula! Owen Donovan produces for Berk’s Nest (Richard Gadd: Monkey See Monkey Do, Rose Matafeo: Horndog, Kieran Hodgson: ‘75).

Mr. Swallow said:  “The hugest of thank yous to the Dickens estate for trusting me with this literary classic. I remember studying it at school and never really liking it. But it has been a real privilege getting to take the original text and change all the words, context and overall meaning such that it fits my very specific requirements. I’d also like to point out that this is the longest musical I (and possibly others) have ever written. Fingers crossed it’s not the last!”

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Mr. Swallow is one of the country’s most popular / irritating comedy creations from Nick Mohammed – one of the UK’s most celebrated comedians, actors and writers. Nick has received feverish critical acclaim for his live character comedy work and has skilfully transferred this success to the small screen.

Nick has wowed audiences as Mr. Swallow multiple times on Channel 4’s Cats Does Countdown, with clips of the performances quickly going viral – viewing figures for the clip of Mr. Swallow’s Jurassic Park rendition stand at over 9 million on Facebook whilst the clip of him memorising cards has been viewed over 12 million times! He also appeared as Mr. Swallow in Amazon’s hugely successful new series Backstage With Katherine Ryan wowing Jimmy Carr with his sleight of hand.

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