The Elephantom

What is The Elephantom about?

The Elephantom is a magical family show about a little girl who discovers a baby elephant in her bathroom. The mysterious visitor transforms her ordinary world into an extraordinary adventure. Created by the National Theatre, the production uses stunning puppetry, beautiful projections, and an original musical score to tell a story about imagination, friendship, and the wonderful things that can happen when you open your mind to the impossible.

Why see The Elephantom?

This is National Theatre quality family theatre at its very best. The puppetry is breathtaking, the storytelling is warm and imaginative, and the production values are outstanding. The show appeals to children and adults equally, creating a sense of shared wonder that is increasingly rare in a world of screens. For families visiting London, this is exactly the kind of theatrical experience that creates lifelong memories.

Practical information for visitors

The Elephantom plays at various London venues. Check current listings for dates and availability. The show is suitable for children aged 3 and above, with a running time designed for younger attention spans. The production features no spoken dialogue, making it accessible to international visitors of all languages.

Similar shows you might enjoy

For more family theatre with exceptional puppetry, consider The Smartest Giant in Town, Room on the Broom, or The Gruffalo. The National Theatre regularly programmes family shows during school holidays.