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The Elephantom

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We have an Elephantom.  He turned up on a Tuesday, just after tea-time...

At first, the little girl is thrilled to have a ghost-elephant living in her house. He makes life so much more fun! But Elephantoms are a bit too big for houses and before long, he’s causing a lot of trouble.

Fresh from an acclaimed sold-out season at the National Theatre, Ross Collins’ much-loved The Elephantom charges into the New London Theatre for a strictly limited summer season from 30 June.

Magical entertainment for young and old, it's a wonderfully inventive mix of puppetry, movement, dance, music and theatrical ingenuity. This adaptation of Collins’ picture book about the little girl who is unexpectedly visited by a big blue elephant is the perfect summer treat for all the family.

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We have an Elephantom.  He turned up on a Tuesday, just after tea-time...

At first, the little girl is thrilled to have a ghost-elephant living in her house. He makes life so much more fun! But Elephantoms are a bit too big for houses and before long, he’s causing a lot of trouble.

Fresh from an acclaimed sold-out season at the National Theatre, Ross Collins’ much-loved The Elephantom charges into the New London Theatre for a strictly limited summer season from 30 June.

Magical entertainment for young and old, it's a wonderfully inventive mix of puppetry, movement, dance, music and theatrical ingenuity. This adaptation of Collins’ picture book about the little girl who is unexpectedly visited by a big blue elephant is the perfect summer treat for all the family.

Description

We have an Elephantom.  He turned up on a Tuesday, just after tea-time...

At first, the little girl is thrilled to have a ghost-elephant living in her house. He makes life so much more fun! But Elephantoms are a bit too big for houses and before long, he’s causing a lot of trouble.

Fresh from an acclaimed sold-out season at the National Theatre, Ross Collins’ much-loved The Elephantom charges into the New London Theatre for a strictly limited summer season from 30 June.

Magical entertainment for young and old, it's a wonderfully inventive mix of puppetry, movement, dance, music and theatrical ingenuity. This adaptation of Collins’ picture book about the little girl who is unexpectedly visited by a big blue elephant is the perfect summer treat for all the family.

Cast and creatives

From the story by Ross Collins

Adapted for the stage by Ben Power

Directed by Finn Caldwell

Directed by and Puppet Design by Toby OlieDesigns by Samuel Wyer

Lighting by Matt Daw

Music by Adam Pleeth

Sound design by Alma Kelliher

Cast and creatives

From the story by Ross Collins

Adapted for the stage by Ben Power

Directed by Finn Caldwell

Directed by and Puppet Design by Toby OlieDesigns by Samuel Wyer

Lighting by Matt Daw

Music by Adam Pleeth

Sound design by Alma Kelliher

Cast and creatives

From the story by Ross Collins

Adapted for the stage by Ben Power

Directed by Finn Caldwell

Directed by and Puppet Design by Toby OlieDesigns by Samuel Wyer

Lighting by Matt Daw

Music by Adam Pleeth

Sound design by Alma Kelliher

Opening times

2.30pm Mon - Wed and Fri 11.20am Tues, Wed and Fri

Opening times

2.30pm Mon - Wed and Fri 11.20am Tues, Wed and Fri

Opening times

2.30pm Mon - Wed and Fri 11.20am Tues, Wed and Fri

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