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The Wind in the Willows in London

Now and again there's a completely unmissable new musical in the West End. Occasionally it's a family show. This is one of the finest, an opportunity to experience Kenneth Grahame's beautiful book The Wind in the Willows on stage, in the flesh, with stunning music, stage sets and costumes your eyes just won't believe.

Wind in the Willows – The story

Sit back, relax and enjoy a story that has captivated millions since it first hit the bookshelves in 1908. Apart from a few subtle changes including the addition of a prominent female character – something missing from the original book – the tale remains the same.

You'll adore Toad's crazy obsessions and his ultimate great escape, the loss of the baby otter and his safe return thanks to the pagan god Pan. You'll love Mole's delightful little home, warm and cheery and blessed, and sensible Ratty's river adventures. Badger's wonderfully teacher-like common sense attitude takes the biscuit. And the horrible, violent and warlike creatures who live in the Wild Wood, who have luxurious Toad Hall in their sights, are there too. It's all laid out for you creatively and skilfully, the very best in musical storytelling.

There's a super book available, written by Julian Fellowes. The tunes and lyrics are written by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe. The Director is Rachel Kavanaugh, Peter McKintosh is the set and costume designer, Howard Harrison creates the lighting design, Pippa Ailion is the Casting Director and the musical is produced by Jamie Hendry Productions.

In the capital after a whirlwind tour of several respected theatres across Britain, Wind in the Willows is playing in the West End from June 2017. If you love nothing better than a feel-good rampage of a musical studded with charming characters and set to music you'll be singing for weeks, this one's for you. It's a musical for the whole family.

Bring your kids, your granny and granddad, uncles, aunties, nieces and nephews. It's the perfect treat, just in time for the festive season, and the anticipation is already gathering.

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The Wind in the Willows Ticket Information

Booking until:

Saturday, 9 September 2017
Running time:

2 hours 20 minutes
Age restrictions
Age guidance: 6+
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The Wind in the Willows reviews

4.7 out of 5 53 reviews

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Recommended for:
Families (96%)

Latest customer reviews

All reviews are from customers who have been invited to leave a review just after seeing The Wind in the Willows.

Please note the reviews below are from an old production of The Wind in the Willows.

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Great to watch

Loved the show. Really good performance.

M Reviewed on 06 September 2017 by Matthew
Romford, United Kingdom

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great. must see for all the family

M Reviewed on 04 September 2017 by Mandy
St Leonards On Sea, United Kingdom

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Great Fun Hound is a Hoot

Quite slow to start. And

J Reviewed on 03 September 2017 by Jo
Glasgow, United Kingdom

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If you loved the book you'll love the show. It's a must!

B Reviewed on 23 August 2017 by Barbara
London, Germany

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Money well spent

D Reviewed on 22 August 2017 by David
Dublin, Ireland

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Excellent show

This is a fab show especially for children. Thoroughly enjoyed it

H Reviewed on 20 August 2017 by Helen
Marlborough, United Kingdom

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Excellent Ratty

The acting from Ratty and the lady who played the horse amongst other characters was excellent. Well worth watching. Too long for younger children / saw a few families leave during the interval with tired little ones - but it was the evening show.

L Reviewed on 20 August 2017 by Linzi
Abbots Langley, United Kingdom

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Unexpected delight!

Simple yet charming storyline which held all of our attention including my young daughter. Booked last minute and so glad we did! Fun, amusing and brilliant acting! Lots of big names who didn't fail to impress. Really enjoyable for families.

G Reviewed on 18 August 2017 by Georgia
Essex, United Kingdom

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Full of colour and music

M Reviewed on 16 August 2017 by Magda
Tonbridge, United Kingdom

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Good day out

The show was good for kids they enjoyed it from the beginning to the end. well thought out and few funny parts kept the children entertained.

S Reviewed on 16 August 2017 by Suk Ching
Sevenoaks, United Kingdom

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Fantastic adaptation of the Wind in the Willows as a musical. Great music with great lyrics.

G Reviewed on 16 August 2017 by Glen
Dublin, United States

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Professional funny

Good all round

C Reviewed on 13 August 2017 by Clifford
Luton, United Kingdom

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A must see

S Reviewed on 12 August 2017 by Sean
Belfast, United Kingdom

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So cute and great fun!

Wasn't sure what to expect from this one but thoroughly enjoyed it. Very engaging. Would recommend.

L Reviewed on 10 August 2017 by Lauren
London, United Kingdom

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Amazing!! A must see!!!

Everything about this show is incredible - the cast, music, sets and beautiful story, all done with great humour in a beautiful theatre. Friends accompanied us who do not like musicals as a rule but were blown away. I would say that although we were so immersed in the show we did not notice the time and could have watched it for hours, it probably is a bit too long for children under 5, but if your little one already loves the wind in the willows story I doubt they would mind :) We enjoyed it so much that we are going to try and book to go again, definitely the best musical we have ever seen, we didn't want to leave!

T Reviewed on 09 August 2017 by Tracey
Sevenoaks, United Kingdom

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Fantastic show! We came with 6 adults and 10 children ages 7-3. They were a little lost at times as they can't always follow the story through the songs. We would have loved to see more children in this production. I believe there were only 2.... it's a wonderful way to inspire all the little ones in the audience. Overall we thought it was a great show.

K Reviewed on 03 August 2017 by Kristianna
Oxshott, United Kingdom

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Thoroughly entertaining

H Reviewed on 30 July 2017 by Helen
Sheffield, United Kingdom

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A must see ...will leave you smiling

Wow this was fabulous ..didnt want it to end ...a must see for anyone

G Reviewed on 27 July 2017 by Gabrielle
Waterlooville, United Kingdom

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charmingly captivating !

A Reviewed on 26 July 2017 by Andrew
Walton, United Kingdom

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Fabulous must see

K Reviewed on 26 July 2017 by Kim
Camberley, United Kingdom

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A brilliant show for all the family!

It kept to the classic story but brought it into the modern age with the most fabulous set and costumes x the actors obviously had great chemistry which showed itself in a wonderful, fun and charming show. We would highly recommend x

V Reviewed on 26 July 2017 by Victoria
Salisbury, United Kingdom

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A must see for all

A Reviewed on 26 July 2017 by Alison
Catford, United Kingdom

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Very creative!

Great fun & very creative.

S Reviewed on 26 July 2017 by Susannah
Esher, United Kingdom

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Awesome!

Our seats were upgraded! Fantastic musical - thoroughly enjoyed by 3 generations of our family !

E Reviewed on 25 July 2017 by Emma
Isleworth, United Kingdom

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Colourful, zippy, emotional

Wonderful show with great characters. Amusing, emotional content, excellent dance routines, fast moving. Great fun!

M Reviewed on 18 July 2017 by Margaret
Milton Malsor, United Kingdom

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Colourful

K Reviewed on 11 July 2017 by Karen
Kent, United Kingdom

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Go see excellence at the theartre

A great evening at the Palladium. Fun for all the family. The boat scenes were so real. Toad as usual was so full of his own self importance. A lovely production.

G Reviewed on 03 July 2017 by Gloria
Echunga, Australia

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Strong characters and good acting

Heard negative reviews, but was pleasantly surprised.

T Reviewed on 02 July 2017 by Tom
Abbots Langley, United Kingdom

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Why was the theatre not full?

N Reviewed on 01 July 2017 by Nicholas
Oxford, United Kingdom

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A fantastic show!

Thorougly enjoyed WITW last night. A fantastic cast, great music and choreography. Fast moving and very funny! Would recommend to anyone!!

C Reviewed on 01 July 2017 by Catherine
Harpenden, United Kingdom

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Great Summer Entertainment

Tuneful, colourful, classic story entertainingly told. What's not to like!

R Reviewed on 28 June 2017 by Roger
Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Real feel good show

B Reviewed on 26 June 2017 by B
Crawley, United Kingdom

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colourful and creative

An excellent show. The music was particularly good. Good all round entertainment.

A Reviewed on 25 June 2017 by Ann
Sidcup, United Kingdom

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A great adaptation

Y Reviewed on 24 June 2017 by Yi
London, United Kingdom

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Excellent in all respects

The show was very entertaining well corigrafted and good acting

A Reviewed on 23 June 2017 by Amrik
Harrow, United Kingdom

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Excellent show

The show was great good fun - the characterisation of the animals was brilliantly done, with great costumes and choreography. The music was tuneful and drew in the younger members of the audience very quickly. The singing performances were all of a very high standard. We greatly enjoyed the show. The only drawback was the use of intense, blinding green spotlights trained on the audience before the show started and at the interval.

D Reviewed on 22 June 2017 by David
Grange, Australia

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Very cute characters

L Reviewed on 22 June 2017 by Laura
London, United Kingdom

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A must see

This show is an absolute wow! Everything about it is outstanding and so entertaining - from the music, singing and dancing to the staging and fantastic minimal but most effective costumes. A brilliant show in every respect. Well done everyone.

P Reviewed on 21 June 2017 by Pat
Potton, United Kingdom

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Feel good-must see!

It was brilliant-took my parents and my children and it was great fun!We all loved it!

S Reviewed on 18 June 2017 by Sara
Cheltenham, United Kingdom

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Fun fun fun

Very reasonable staff prices thought it would be very childish but not 6 of us adults and 3 16 yr old light relief from the world today

E Reviewed on 18 June 2017 by Emma
Burnham On Crouch Essex, United Kingdom

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A must see

A brilliant and sensitive handling of a great classic

G Reviewed on 18 June 2017 by Guy
Epsom, United Kingdom

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Storyline awful

Too much music weak Storyline knowing the book well. Wish I hadn't bothered to go. Wouldn't recommend it. No leg room still suffering from cramped knees. Only good thing was the costumes.

J Reviewed on 18 June 2017 by Joan
Colchester, United Kingdom

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Fantatic fun.

A great day out for young and old.

L Reviewed on 18 June 2017 by Linda
Woking, United Kingdom

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Excellent acting and singing

Thin on storyline and uninteresting musical score.

A Reviewed on 17 June 2017 by Ann
Ekeren, Belgium

06 Jul
2017

Review: WIND IN THE WILLOWS at The London Palladium

by Phil Willmott | Thursday, July 6 2017, 13:24

You may have read some sniffy reviews for The Wind in the Willows, the lavish new family musical currently playing at the London Palladium.

Ignore them; having read my colleague Steven Markwick’s report for this site from the preview performances and attended the press night myself I can promise you a great night out for you and your young friends and relations.

Review: WIND IN THE WILLOWS at The London Palladium

26 Jun
2017

Review: THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS A Preview Performance at The London Palladium

by Steve Markwick | Monday, June 26 2017, 13:54

The Wind in the Willows is given the big musical treatment by the team behind the re-working of Mary Poppins and most recently Half A Sixpence - lyricist Anthony Drewe, composer George Stiles and book writer Julian Fellowes. Going right back to their early days with Just So, through the Olivier-winning Honk! and last year’s Three Little Pigs, there’s something about anthropomorphic animal stories that get Stiles & Drewe’s creative juices flowing and in particular give Anthony Drewe’s rhyming muscles a work out. Full of terrific, freshly-minted lyrics that are a joy to hear (and that can’t always be said for every ear-splitting West End show) we get “foxes” rhymed with “equinoxes”, “prickles” and “vehicles” (as a family of hedgehogs nervously wait to cross a busy road) and more rhymes for Toad then have probably ever been counted.

Review: THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS A Preview Performance at The London Palladium

31 Jan
2017

A great new family show launches in the West End

by Phil Willmott | Tuesday, January 31 2017, 14:46

The Wind In The Willows - London Palladium Some of the most beloved characters of children’s literature are heading to the London Palladium when a new version of THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS opens there in June, featuring Edwardian river and woodland creatures Ratty, Mole and Badger and of course there high spirited friend, Toad.

A great new family show launches in the West End

05 Oct
2015

Is Wind in the Willows musical set for the West End?

by Oliver Mitford | Monday, October 5 2015, 12:48

The Wind in The WIllows Musical Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellows and musical theatre legends George Stiles and Anthony Drewe have been hard at work over the past year on a new musical adaptation of Kenneth Grahame’s much-loved classic tale of The Wind in the Willows.