The Tiger Who Came To Tea Tickets

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E Reviewed on 02 September 2023 by Elizabeth
London, United Kingdom

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I took my two year old to see the show. They did enjoy it, especially joining in with a couple of songs. The audience was mostly parents and toddlers. The storyline worked well to support and extend the original book. Some of the jokes and magic were a bit lost on my toddler and were perhaps aimed at slightly older children (despite the majority of children in the audience seeming to be toddlers). Similarly, it was a nice idea to sing in a round with audience participation but this was a bit too challenging. My child enjoyed the tiger and other characters. This was their first experience of London theatre and they had a good time.

I Reviewed on 23 August 2023 by Imogen
Redhill, United Kingdom

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Our child loved it. Plenty of joining in and giggles.

S Reviewed on 10 August 2023 by Siobhan
Chorley, United Kingdom

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Had a nervous 3 yr old. They left the lights up at the beginning. Made it fun. Lots of singing and joining in. 7yr old loved it too

C Reviewed on 29 July 2023 by Charlotte
Ealing, United Kingdom

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S Reviewed on 18 July 2022 by Sarah
Hamilton, Bermuda

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Excellent play for the children, my to boys age 3 and 5 really enjoyed it and they knew the story so that was all a plus.

R Reviewed on 02 January 2020 by Raluca
Woking, United Kingdom

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This is definitely one for young families and those of us a little older fondly remembering our childhood.

J Reviewed on 02 January 2020 by John
Alton, United Kingdom

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Fantastic show for children they will be totally captivated:)

G Reviewed on 10 January 2016 by Gemma
Rushden, United Kingdom

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A lovely family show and a great tntroduction for children to the theatre.

A Reviewed on 04 January 2016 by Angela
Huntingdon, United Kingdom

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Really great show, just a shame it was so short! Perfect for kids tho :)

C Reviewed on 01 January 2016 by Caroline
Letchworth, United Kingdom

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What a lovely family show! My 5 year old son thoroughly enjoyed it! It kept his attention throughout with the audience participation and humour. The performance was just long enough to prevent him becoming fidgety! I would definitely recommend anyone with young children to go and see it!

M Reviewed on 20 December 2015 by Maria
Chesterfield, United Kingdom

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Took my 7 year old, one of the older kids there and he loved it. Simple story and he was amazed they did that show with 4 actors!

J Reviewed on 10 December 2015 by Joanne
Weybridge, United Kingdom

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This is a five minute story stretched out to an hour. It is done well enough, but the tickets are far far too expensive. It is a play for children aged five and below, and there is little entertainment value for the accompanying adults. £17 per ticket, and therefore £35 for one parent/carer and one child, is double what it is worth.

R Reviewed on 10 December 2015 by Rain
London, United Kingdom

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My children (aged 4 and 7) had read the book and they loved the show! It was the perfect length of time, not too long, just 1 hour with no breaks. The sound, lighting and acting was fantastic!

M Reviewed on 30 November 2015 by Montserrat
Hull, United Kingdom

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A Reviewed on 30 November 2015 by Aynsley
Surrey, United Kingdom

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S Reviewed on 28 November 2015 by Sharan
Woking, United Kingdom

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A Reviewed on 11 August 2014 by Anonymous

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For children 5 and under,not too much retail therapy involved,lovely the way the kids could be involved

A Reviewed on 20 July 2014 by Anonymous

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The length of the show was just right for the age of the audience. The story was true to the book but the additions enhanced and enriched in a way that children could still claim the story as their own.

A Reviewed on 31 August 2012 by Anonymous