Christmas at the Musicals

Christmas at the Musicals Birmingham Cathedral

Featuring songs from Phantom of the Opera, Sound of Music, Wizard of Oz and more in the ultimate celebration of songs from stage and screen.

Date and time

Sat, 12 Dec 2026 19:30 – 21:30 GMT
Location

Birmingham Cathedral
Colmore Row, Birmingham, B3 2QB

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Colmore Row, Birmingham, B3 2QB

Overview

Christmas at the Musicals at Birmingham Cathedral
No 1 selling classical soprano and star of The Voice UK, Nadia Eide is touring her brand new Christmas concert tour Christmas At The Musicals in November and December 2026.
From starring roles in musical theatre and opera to headlining concert shows all over the world, Nadia has blown audiences away with her powerful voice.
Featuring songs from Phantom of the Opera, Sound of Music, Matilda, Home Alone, Wizard of Oz and many more in the ultimate celebration of well-loved songs from stage and screen. Featuring special guests. Suitable for all ages.

“A spellbinding, festive treat!” -BBC Radio Oxford
“Five stars. Stunning voice with captivating stage presence.” – The York Press
“Nadia is a goddess. From where she starts to where she finishes is mind-blowing!” -will.i.am
“You hit notes that only we mortals can dream of! ” – Sir Tom Jones
“She’s a superstar! I love the operatic sound.” – Anne-Marie
“When you combine talent with emotion and passion like that, magic can happen. Nadia has a God-given gift.” – Danny O’ Donoghue, Lead Singer of The Script
Tickets must be purchased in advance.

Christmas at the Musicals

Christmas at the Musicals

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