Neil Sands' Christmas Memories show coming to Clacton

Neil Sands' Christmas Memories show is heading to Clacton's Princes Theatre <i>(Image: Andrew Buckle Photography)</i>
Neil Sands' Christmas Memories show is heading to Clacton's Princes Theatre (Image: Andrew Buckle Photography)
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AN afternoon of festive nostalgia is coming to Clacton this November.

Neil Sands’ Christmas Memories show will take to the stage at Princes Theatre at 2pm on Thursday, November 5.

The new 2026 edition of the opular touring show marks more than 20 years of bringing Christmas cheer to audiences across the UK.

A spokesperson said: "This year’s production promises another magical afternoon packed with music, laughter, nostalgia and all the warmth of Christmases past.

"With over 60 of the best-loved Christmas songs and carols, there’s something for everyone, from timeless favourites such as White Christmas, Sleigh Ride and Winter Wonderland, to traditional carols including Silent Night and O Holy Night, alongside festive hits including Merry Christmas Everybody and Walking in the Air.

"One of the highlights is always the beautiful Victorian Christmas Carol sequence, taking audiences back to a more traditional Christmas with wonderful costumes, favourite carols and all the atmosphere of a Christmas card from days gone by."

The production features a full cast of singers, festive costumes, a sparkling Christmas setting, and even falling snow.

A spokesperson said: "At the heart of Christmas Memories is what Neil Sands’ shows have always been about – great songs, happy memories and that special feeling of an audience coming together and enjoying themselves."

"So come along, sing your favourite carols, remember Christmases gone by and get the festive season off to the perfect start with a show guaranteed to leave you feeling full of Christmas cheer."

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