- The Morgan Library & Museum is busy putting together its Dickens bicentennial exhibit. Details are here and here.
- The Museum of London will also feature a bicentennial exhibit.
- Works by Dickens will also feature in upcoming exhibits at Australia's National Library and Tennessee's Vanderbilt University.
- Simon Callow, who has both written about and played Dickens, will play Scrooge this winter at the Arts Theatre in London. Also, in November, he will star in Dr. Marigold and Mr. Chops, based on two of Dickens's stories, at the Chichester Festival Theatre.
- The Snowlion Repertory Company in Portland, Maine, will stage a musical called The Christmas Bride, based on Dickens's story "The Battle of Life."
- Gerald Dickens will perform at the Sefton Celebrates 2011 Writing Festival. (Amusingly, the article misidentifies him as "Nicholas Nickelby.")
- The estate in Cumbria where Dickens wrote part of David Copperfield (see caption for image 5 at the link) is up for sale.
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