The Tiger Who Came to Tea
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Sophie’s tea time turns delightfully chaotic when an unexpected tiger arrives, bringing laughter, music, and mischief to the West End stage.
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Based on Judith Kerr’s beloved children’s book, this playful adaptation brings Sophie’s unexpected teatime visit with a friendly tiger to life on stage.
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A long-running West End favourite, the show has delighted families with its faithful storytelling and engaging performances.
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Expect catchy songs, colourful costumes, and interactive moments that keep young audiences fully entertained throughout.
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Adapted by David Wood, the production is known for its simple, charming staging and strong appeal to first-time theatre-goers.
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Playing at Theatre Royal Haymarket, it remains a popular family outing that blends nostalgia for adults with fun for children.
The story
Sophie and her mother are enjoying a quiet afternoon when an unexpected visitor—a big, friendly tiger—arrives at their door, hungry for tea and snacks. What begins as a polite visit quickly turns into a chaotic feast as the tiger eats everything in sight. As the day unfolds, Sophie and her mum are left wondering how they will cope when there’s nothing left for Dad—and what will happen next?
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Based on Judith Kerr’s beloved children’s book, this playful adaptation brings Sophie’s unexpected teatime visit with a friendly tiger to life on stage.
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A long-running West End favourite, the show has delighted families with its faithful storytelling and engaging performances.
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Expect catchy songs, colourful costumes, and interactive moments that keep young audiences fully entertained throughout.
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Adapted by David Wood, the production is known for its simple, charming staging and strong appeal to first-time theatre-goers.
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Playing at Theatre Royal Haymarket, it remains a popular family outing that blends nostalgia for adults with fun for children.
The story
Sophie and her mother are enjoying a quiet afternoon when an unexpected visitor—a big, friendly tiger—arrives at their door, hungry for tea and snacks. What begins as a polite visit quickly turns into a chaotic feast as the tiger eats everything in sight. As the day unfolds, Sophie and her mum are left wondering how they will cope when there’s nothing left for Dad—and what will happen next?
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Show details
Categories: Kids, Comedy, Classic, Play
Audience: Suitable for 3+ yrs
Theater name: Theatre Royal Haymarket
Find the best seats in the house with the Theatre Royal Haymarket seating plan
Facilities: Bar, restrooms, cloakroom, lounge
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Dress code: Smart casual
Cast & crew
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Leading roles: Eleanor Meredith as Sophie, Aaron Andrews as Daddy/Milkman/Postman/Tiger, Jenanne Redman and Sarah Horton as Mummy (role share)
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Direction & adaptation: David Wood
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Original author: Judith Kerr
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Associate director & choreographer: Emma Clayton
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Set & costume design: Susie Caulcutt
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Lighting design: Tony Simpson
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Sound design: Shock Productions
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Musical director: Mike Cotton
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Musical arrangements: Peter Pontzen
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Magic advisor: Scott Penrose
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Production: Nicoll Entertainment
Additional info
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Latecomers may be admitted at a suitable break in the performance.
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Photography, video recording, and audio recording are not permitted during the show.
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Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the auditorium.
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The theatre is air-conditioned, so it may get cool inside—bringing a light jacket is recommended.
Frequently asked questions about The Tiger Who Came to Tea
Q: Is The Tiger Who Came to Tea a good first theatre experience for children in London?
A: Yes, it is a short 55-minute family show designed for young children and first-time theatre audiences.
Q: Is The Tiger Who Came to Tea in London suitable for toddlers and preschool children?
A: Yes, it is suitable for ages 3 and above and works well for toddlers and preschoolers.
Q: Where can I watch The Tiger Who Came to Tea musical play in the West End?
A: It is staged at Theatre Royal Haymarket in London’s West End.
Q: What makes The Tiger Who Came to Tea stage show different from the book by Judith Kerr?
A: It adds live performance, songs, and stage storytelling while staying true to Judith Kerr’s book.
Q: How much do The Tiger Who Came to Tea London tickets cost?
A: Ticket prices start from £12.50.
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