The theatre adaptation of Zog and the Flying Doctors is hitting the road for a new UK tour in 2024!
Based on the bestselling sequel by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, from Zog and the Flying Doctors tour tickets to all the upcoming dates and venues, this is your guide to the show on the road.
Zog and the Flying Doctors tour dates and venues
Sorry, no more tour dates are currently scheduled for this show!
Check back soon for new dates in the near future.
About the show
Zog and the Flying Doctors is suitable for ages 3+ but all ages welcome. It has a running time of approximately one hour (no interval).
Zog, an enthusiastic student who has transformed into an air-ambulance, still makes a dramatic entrance with a loud bang-crash-thump. Along with his team, Princess Pearl and Sir Gadabout, they provide medical assistance to an array of unique patients: a sunburned mermaid, an over-horned unicorn, and a flu-stricken lion. However, their mission faces a challenge when Pearl’s uncle, the King, insists that princesses shouldn’t be doctors. Pearl finds herself confined to the castle, forced back into her crown and frilly dress.
Determined to change her uncle’s mind, Pearl, with assistance from her friends and armed with half a pound of cheese, sets out to heal the King. Through this quest, she aims to demonstrate that princesses can indeed be skilled doctors, challenging traditional roles and expectations.
Zog and the Flying Doctors cast
Making up the cast of the theatre show are Ethan Jay Scott as titular character Zog, with Emily Attridge-Cox as Pearl and Jack Ballard as Gadabout. James Stirling will play King and Unicorn with Darcy Manning playing Mermaid and Lion. The cast is completed by Swing and Resident Director Mikey Wooster, and Swing and Dance Captain Samantha Richards.
Brought to the stage by Freckle Productions in association with Rose Theatre Kingston, Zog and the Flying Doctors is co-directed by Katie Beard and Bobby Delaney, with music and lyrics by Joe Stilgoe, choreography by Katie Beard, set and costume designs by Lucy Bradridge, lighting design by Ric Mountjoy, and with puppetry by Edie Edmundson The musical director will be Bobby Delaney and the musical supervisor & orchestrator will be Paul Herbert. .
