The Tiger Who Came To Tea is roaring back into the West End this Summer to celebrate its 10th anniversary.
A musical play by David Wood based on the much-loved book by Judith Kerr, The Tiger Who Came To Tea will once again play the Theatre Royal Haymarket, from 8 July to 1 September 2024.
The show will run two matinee performances each day except Wednesdays.
Nominated for an Olivier Award, The Tiger Who Came to Tea is also setting off on a major tour of the UK and Ireland in 2024, kicking off on 9 February 2024, and touring until September 2024.
Judith Kerr’s timeless classic The Tiger Who Came to Tea is about to celebrate its 56th birthday, having sold over 5 million copies since it was first published in 1968.
The live stage adaptation premiered in 2008 and has since toured nationally and internationally, including Christmas seasons at the Sydney Opera House and Melbourne Arts Centre with sold out dates in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai and Bahrain. In 2012 the production was nominated for the Olivier Award for ‘Best Family Entertainment’. This will be its 10th West End season and fourth consecutive summer season at Theatre Royal Haymarket.
Directed by David Wood OBE, the show’s creative team also includes designs by Susie Caulcutt, assistant director/choreographer Emma Clayton, music arranger & supervisor Peter Pontzen, magical illusions designed by former President of the Magic Circle Scott Penrose, lighting design by Tony Simpson and sound design by Shock Productions. Produced by Nicoll Entertainment Ltd.
Casting is to be announced.
Book tickets to The Tiger Who Came To Tea at the Theatre Royal Haymarket in London
Related News
Little Dancer at Theatre Royal Haymarket announced, with ballet star Tiler Peck making her West End debut
The Standard of Living reviews: “a belter” to some critics, “a colossal yawn” to others
See first-look photos of Rory Kinnear in James Graham’s new West End play The Standard of Living
12 must-see shows coming to the West End this Autumn
Latest News
Everything you need to know about The Traitors: Acts of Betrayal in London
Nina Raine’s sweeping new adaptation of Middlemarch arrives at the RSC: See brand-new images from the production
What to expect from Pride the Musical ahead of highly anticipated transfer to the Bridge Theatre
