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Customer Reviews for The Tiger Who Came To Tea

14 Customer reviews
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Me and my two kids love it

5/5
Mohamed moshaya from London, England
30th July 2024

Don’t understand a lot of the negative reviews on here… I absolutely enjoyed the show with my two boys aged 5 and 9… loved it

Great adaptation for all the family

5/5
Kaymac from Buckinghamshire
12th August 2014

Had a wonderful time seeing his performance this morning. Took 5 children ranging from 4 years to 10 years, plus my sister, me and our mum! All thoroughly enjoyed it! Our mum read the story to us as children, and we in turn have read it to ours. There were extra bits added like songs, but they stuck to the story, some of it word for word. Even dressed the same! Would recommend!

A real pleasure

4.5/5
Mum from London, UK
22nd July 2012

We took a four- and six-year-old to this show first thing today and we all had a brilliant time. It is a simple piece of theatre and that's its charm. The three main actors were wonderful and this production perfectly introduced the youngsters to what the stage can offer.

Great for little people

4/5
R Adams from Aylesbury, England
4th August 2023

Took a group of under 6s this afternoon, who all thoroughly enjoyed the performance. It’s designed and written for young children and they enjoy it. Take your children while they still enjoy life’s simple pleasures: it’s a short magical period.

Still Frightened Today

3/5
Vinay from London, England
18th August 2023

Positives - memorable for my kids, who enjoyed the show. Appreciate the bit of interactively. Negatives - Sophie really should have been played by a child. The rag doll tick tock thing she did still gives me nightmares and I am a 40 year old man. I'm still surprised my kids have not pissed the bed.

Amateur acting, professional prices

3/5
V Shannon from London, England
17th July 2022

My six your old granddaughter enjoyed it but wasn't thrilled by it. It was very thin - the tiger was great but once he went offstage the show should have been over - that last fifteen minutes were painful to sit through, Hideous acting from the woman who played the child - with some sort of weird speech thing going on that needs some serious attention. It was about the level of a decent am-dram village panto. NOT worth the ridiculous ticket prices.