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The Tiger Who Came To Tea

The Tiger Who Came To Tea at The Vaudeville TheatreFabulous Fun for Children at the Vaudeville TheatreJudith Kerr’s wonderful short story The Tiger Who Came to Tea will make its West End debut at the Vaudeville Theatre. The illustrated children’s book
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The Tiger Who Came To Tea at The Vaudeville Theatre Fabulous Fun for Children at the Vaudeville Theatre Judith Kerr’s wonderful short story The Tiger Who Came to Tea will make its West End debut at the Vaudeville Theatre. The illustrated children’s book has been adapted for stage by David Wood, whose children’s theatre credits include Goodnight Mister Tom, George’s Marvellous Medicine & Shaun the Sheep. The Tiger Who Came to Tea tells the story a girl named Sophie who is enjoying a quiet afternoon at home with her mother when a mischievous tiger unexpectedly calls. He eats all the food, drinks everything in the house, & leaves almost as suddenly as he arrived. The show

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lots of songs & audience participation & is fabulous fun for children aged three & above.

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Fun - Something that provides amusement or enterainment
Tea - A hot beverage made from the leaves of a tea plant
Wood - A hard material found in trees. Used for tool making, fuel and construction.
Medicine - A biological substance used for health benefits
Home - A place of permanent residence for families.
Children - A young life form within the early stages of physical development,
Wonderful - Another word for describing something that is extremely good, marvellous.

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