A Dickens Kind of Christmas

Envision a British manor house in December, 1870 where Christmas is being celebrated in the finest traditional way.

Friends, family and neighbors gather to joyously bring in the holidays. What matter the cold and snow? The hearth is a-blaze, the wassail bowl flowing, and hearts and voices join in centuries-old carols.

In top hats and frock coats, bonnets and sweeping gowns, the Doorway Singers present what has become a time-honored celebration in Hampton Roads – A Dickens Kind of Christmas.

From the traditional Once in Royal David’s City, Coventry Carol, Gloucestershire Wassail, Deck the Halls, Good King Wenceslas, Lo, How a Rose e’er Blooming to the more contemporary Twelve Days After Christmas and Throw the Yule Log On, Uncle John, this is Christmas music at its very best.