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Performance
| Venue | Rose Theatre Kingston |
| Town | Kingston |
| County | Surrey |
| From | 21st July 2009 |
| To | 23rd July 2009 |
| Prices | From £8.50. To £11.00. |
| What is currently on at Rose Theatre Kingston (V051452426) | |
The Tiger Who Came to Tea
T285982655Based on the picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr and adapted for the stage with songs and lyrics by David Wood. For the first time ever, this much-loved tale of a tiger is brought vividly to life on stage. The enduringly charming picture book, celebrates its 40th anniversary this year with a play packed with oodles of magic, sing a long songs and clumsy chaos. Expect to be surprised! Suitable for children aged 3+.
| Book by | Judith Kerr |
Archive :: production:T285982655, kids show:S1606394742, venue:V051452426
Current production:Work
Production details
Running time: approx 55minsCompany
| Producer | Nick Brooke Ltd |
| Producer | Kenny Wax Ltd |
| Adapted by | David Wood |
| Director | David Wood |
| Design | Susie Caulcutt |
| Costume | Susie Caulcutt |
| Sound | Shock Productions |
| Lighting | Tony Simpson |
| Choreographer | Emma Clayton |
| Musical Director | Peter Ponzen |
| Performer | Jeanne Redman (Mummy) |
| Performer | Alan Atkins (Daddy/Tiger) |
| Performer | Abbey Norman (Sophie) |
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