Classic family story at theatre
Zog and the Flying Doctors are winging their way to Worthing’s Pavilion Theatre this month, bringing Julia Donaldson’s classic family story to the stage.
Spokeswoman Esme Lynch said: “Zog, everyone’s favourite super-keen student turned airambulance, still lands with a crash-bang-thump… But he’s learning! Together with Princess Pearl and Sir Gadabout, they tend to a sunburnt mermaid, a unicorn with one too many horns and even a lion with the flu. Join their roar-some team for proper family fun at the Pavilion Theatre on Saturday (April 16) and Sunday (April 17).”
Julia Donaldson said: “Going to the theatre can be a truly magical experience. I know it will be such a thrill to see the world of Zog being brought to life on stage.
“I remember going to see The Nutcracker when I was a child and I found the whole thing completely magical.
“I suppose in a way it’s the same thing that a book gives you in that while you’re reading or watching, you believe in a different reality. And if it’s a good show, parents love to see that their children, even very young ones, can just be transfixed by it.”
1 Tickets from £15.50. For more information on this or any other events, visit wtam. uk or call the WTM Box Office on 01903 206206.