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Chapter six · An adventure with a part for you

Aurora’s All-Elf Theatre

Comic acrobatics, mysterious mice and a musical finale. Join the elves for an interactive family Christmas show, included in London Christmas Village’s Full Journey.

Chapter six

Of the seven-stop Full Journey

A part for little ones

Join in with the elves

Bring the magic home

A mouse-house kit for children

Hold your holly. The show is about to begin.

A very small problem. A very big Christmas adventure.

The elves have a mouse-house emergency. Pumpernickel has a plan. Tumble has already started. And the smallest helpers in London have a few surprises of their own.

Step into Aurora’s All-Elf Theatre for a Christmas show filled with comic acrobatics, mysterious knocks, stage magic and music. The Theatre Keeper welcomes your family into the story, where the elves need more than clever building to put things right.

Children help spot mistakes, answer the elves and discover how a little kindness can become something much bigger. Then Aurora arrives to bring the adventure together in a musical finale.

What awaits inside

Laughter, little mysteries & Christmas sparkle

01 / The builders

Tools ready, hearts steady

Pumpernickel believes in careful plans. Tumble believes in getting started. Their acrobatic mouse-house build needs a little help from the children to keep it on track.

02 / The mystery

Did you hear that?

A magic act filled with tiny footsteps, mysterious knocks and messages from somewhere unexpected. The Christmas Mice are close, but they like to keep their secrets.

03 / The music

Let Christmas in

Aurora has her big singing moment: a beautiful aria that delights elves and humans alike. Let Christmas In is the elves’ most cherished Christmas song and the official theme song of London Christmas Village. Her performance brings light, bubbles and Christmas sparkle to the finale, with a promise for the children to carry home.

The company behind the Christmas magic

Meet Aurora & the elves

A

Aurora

The embodiment of the First Light. Aurora brings a clear, beautiful voice to the finale and reminds the children that kindness can travel far beyond the theatre.

K

The Theatre Keeper

Your warm and funny guide to the adventure. The Keeper listens for tiny knocks, follows curious clues and invites the audience to help.

P

Pumpernickel

A precise and proud Builder Elf who likes the plan the right way up. Careful building matters, especially when your colleague has already reached for the roof.

T

Tumble

Enthusiastic, energetic and always ready to begin. Tumble’s ideas arrive quickly. Reading the instructions sometimes comes a little later.

The heart of the Guild

Little voices.
A helping hand.

After their induction in the Gift Givers Guild, the children arrive as Apprentice Gift Givers, ready to put kindness, generosity and care into action. They can call out to the elves, help with the building order and join the rhythm of the show.

The Christmas Sparkle connects the two adventures. During the finale, children are invited to let it rise as bubbles when Aurora calls on them, following the elves’ guidance.

Happy to watch?

Joining in is an invitation. Quieter children can enjoy the story from their audience places without being singled out.

Adults can help younger children with their bubbles. The elves guide each part of the experience.

The next chapter happens at home

A little house. A lovely reason to make it.

Each child leaves the theatre adventure entrusted with a miniature mouse-house kit to make at home. Build it with kindness, decorate it with care and put it somewhere special at Christmas.

It is a keepsake with a place in the story: something your family can make together after your day at London Christmas Village.

The mice’s promise

“Where there is no chimney, we will open the door. Where a child is waiting, we will let Christmas in.”

What happens next? Leave a little room for mystery.

See the whole story

Included in the Full Journey

Aurora’s All-Elf Theatre is the sixth chapter of the Full Journey, following the Gift Giver’s Guildhall and before the Village Square & Children’s Market.

Seven chapters of Christmas

Begin in Dickens’ Lane and Clement’s Study, meet Father Christmas in his Grotto, explore the Winter Garden, then continue through the Guildhall and theatre. Afterwards, enjoy the Village Square together.

Choose the ticket with the theatre

The Pre-School Journey and Village Square ticket do not include Aurora’s All-Elf Theatre. Choose the Full Journey to take part in this chapter.

Good to know

Good to know

The theatre is experienced as part of your Full Journey rather than as a separately booked show. Follow the journey team’s guidance as your group moves between chapters.

The show includes music, changing lighting, acrobatics and bubble effects. For accessibility or sensory questions, contact the team before booking so they can advise on your family’s needs.

Ask the village team

After the applause

Your adventure continues into the Village Square, with Christmas market stalls, food, drink and live entertainment.

Food and drink are purchased separately.

Good to know

Your questions answered

Aurora’s All-Elf Theatre is included in the Full Journey. It is not included in the Pre-School Journey or the Village Square ticket.

The Theatre Keeper, Pumpernickel and Tumble invite children into a mouse-house adventure with comic acrobatics, stage magic and mysterious messages. Aurora brings the story together with a musical finale.

No. Children are invited to answer, clap and take part, but quieter children can watch without being singled out.

Children receive a miniature mouse-house kit to make and decorate at home as part of the theatre adventure.

The theatre is part of the Full Journey. A separate theatre-only ticket is not currently advertised.

The current performance draft is designed to run for around 22–24 minutes. Final running time may change as the production is rehearsed.

The current show includes bubbles, music and changing lighting. Contact the London Christmas Village team before booking with specific sensory or accessibility questions.

Dedicated SEND sessions run at reduced capacity, with quieter music and reduced lighting effects. Choose the Full Journey to include Aurora’s All-Elf Theatre, then look for sessions marked SEND when selecting your date and time.

Book a Full Journey SEND session

Make a little room for Christmas

28 November–23 December 2026 · Shepherd’s Bush Green, London W12