Christmas Live 2020

A live re-telling of the Christmas Story
Christmas Carols, Live Animals, Music and more.
ABOUT
Douglas Town Centre Management have teamed up with the awesome guys at ELS (for staging, sound and light), Tevir Group (for the use of Villiers Square), Rachael Harrop (for the live animals and some cast members) and volunteers from churches across the Isle of Man, to give you an unforgettable Christmas experience.

A live re-telling of the Christmas story.

Sing your heart out in the huge crowd to the sounds of the Salvation Army Brass Band.
Watch characters from the Christmas story slowly create that timeless scene of Jesus' birth.
Hear the churches Christmas Choir as we sing amongst you, rocking those harmonies.
Listen to the story expertly narrated from a stage.
And take advantage of the late night shops and cafe's as Christmas looms!
F.A.Q.
Frequently Asked Questions

When is it?
Christmas Live 2020 will be on Thursday December 17th.
Who is it aimed at?
Anyone who wants to engage with the Christmas story, from toddlers to pensioners and everyone in between.
What time is it?|
There are two performances back to back. 6.00pm and 7.30pm.
How long is it?
Each performance lasts around 45 mins.
Do we need tickets?
Yes, tickets can be booked from the Eventbrite link below, or by contacting Douglas Town Centre Management (contact form also below). If £2 a ticket proves too much for you, contact us below and we will see what we can do for you.
How much is it?
Tickets are £2 each. Originally people could choose their own donation, but eventbrite only allowed one ticket purchase at a time. Due to the number of complaints, we have simply set a £2 price, and now you can buy up to 10 at a time.
Where does the money go?
The event is fully sponsored - all ticket money will be split between 2 charities. One is Motiv8 - a local charity which serves people affected by addiction issues. The other is Graih (the Manx word for love) which is a local charity fighting homelessness, and serving people affected by homelessness issues.
Where is it?
Villiers Square, Douglas. (Half way between Marks and Spencers and the sea - just off Fort Street).
Is it religious?
The story presented is the Christian story of the birth of Jesus, but it is presented in a way that is accessible and enjoyable to all.
Who is putting this on?
Douglas Town Centre Management (part of Douglas Borough Council) are staging the event with the help of ELS, Tevir group, and many volunteers from the Island's Churches (particularly, but not only, the Douglas Churches Partnership)
Get your tickets here
Because of fire and safety regulations (and to ensure a good experience for you) we are limiting the tickets to 1,500 per performance. Last year the first performance sold out very fast, so please make sure you get in quick!
Eventbrite Ticket Link
Contact
To ask any questions or for help booking a ticket, fill in the form below.
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