Whether you’re a dragon enthusiast, a lover of whimsical tales, or simply seeking family-friendly entertainment, mark your calendars. Tickets are already on sale, and you won’t want to miss this heartwarming show.
From Student to Air-Ambulance: Zog’s Heroic Journey Continues
Remember Zog, the eager dragon who once attended Dragon School? Well, he’s back, and this time he’s traded textbooks for wings. As an air-ambulance dragon, Zog lands with a bang-crash-thump, ready to heal magical creatures in need. But he’s not alone—meet his trusty Flying Doctor crew:
- Princess Pearl: Determined and compassionate, Princess Pearl dreams of breaking stereotypes and proving that princesses can be doctors too.
- Sir Gadabout: With humor and heart, Sir Gadabout joins the mission, always ready for adventure.
A Whimsical Patient Roster and a Royal Dilemma
In the magical world of the Flying Doctors, ailments come in all shapes and sizes: a sunburnt mermaid seeks relief, a unicorn with one too many horns needs attention and a flu-stricken lion roars for help. Zog and his crew tend to them all, blending determination with a touch of whimsy. But wait! Princess Pearl faces her own challenge. Her uncle, the King, insists on crowns and frilly dresses for princesses. Locked away in the castle, Pearl must prove that courage and compassion matter more than royal attire. With a bit of help from friends and half a pound of cheese (yes, you read that right), can Pearl heal her uncle and shatter expectations? “Zog and the Flying Doctors” is a delightful tale of resilience and friendship.
Behind the Scenes
This enchanting production is brought to life by Freckle Productions in assotiation with Rose Theatre Kingston, known for imaginative storytelling. The show is co-directed by Katie Beard and Bobby Delaney who are masters at infusing this production with magic. Joe Stilgoe’s music and lyrics add whimsy, while choreography by Katie Beard and Heather Scott-Martin keeps the energy soaring. Lucy Bradridge’s set and costume designs create the enchanting backdrop whilst Deborah Mingham’s re-imagined costumes add a fresh twist. The puppetry and lighting by Edie Edmundson and Ric Mountjoy complete the show alongside musical director Bobby Delaney and orchestrator Paul Herbert.
So, book your tickets! Embrace the wonder, and let “Zog and the Flying Doctors” take you on an unforgettable flight!
Zog and the Flying Doctors is at Cadogan Hall from 1 to 31 August 2024. This show is most suitable for ages 3+ but all ages are welcome. Tickets start at £19.50. Book your tickets here. Visit our shows page for a selection of family friendly theatre and art shows in London.