Sophie and her mummy are settling down for afternoon tea when the doorbell rings and in pads a big, friendly, very hungry tiger! What begins as a polite visit turns into a whirlwind of giggles as the tiger eats all the sandwiches, drinks all the milk and leaves the kitchen quite empty.
When Daddy comes home, the family head out for a special supper, and the next day they stock up just in case their stripy guest returns.
Brimming with catchy songs, colourful sets and playful audience interaction, this heart-warming stage adaptation of Judith Kerr’s beloved classic celebrates curiosity, kindness, and the magic of an unexpected visitor. Perfect for families and children.
Presented in partnership with Art For All.
Sophie and her mummy are settling down for afternoon tea when the doorbell rings and in pads a big, friendly, very hungry tiger! What begins as a polite visit turns into a whirlwind of giggles as the tiger eats all the sandwiches, drinks all the milk and leaves the kitchen quite empty.
When Daddy comes home, the family head out for a special supper, and the next day they stock up just in case their stripy guest returns.
Brimming with catchy songs, colourful sets and playful audience interaction, this heart-warming stage adaptation of Judith Kerr’s beloved classic celebrates curiosity, kindness, and the magic of an unexpected visitor. Perfect for families and children.
Presented in partnership with Art For All.
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