Past Event
Presented by Freckle Productions and Rose Theatre Kingston
Large in size, and keen in nature, Zog is so eager to win a golden star at Madam Dragon’s school, where dragons learn all the things that dragons need to know. Zog tries so very hard, perhaps too hard, and he bumps, burns and roars his way through years one, two and three. Luckily, the plucky Princess Pearl patches him up ready to face his biggest challenge yet…a duel with knight, Sir Gadabout the Great!
The smash-hit stage adaptation from Freckle Productions (the team behind Tiddler and Other Terrific Tales and Tabby McTat) is back in 2020 and promises to be bigger, brighter and more roar-some than ever before! With brand new songs from Joe Stilgoe (The Jungle Book, The Midnight Gang) and directed by Emma Kilbey, Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s much-loved Zog is a magical production for all ages.
‘Lovingly interpreted with colour, flair and talent, Zog will have thousands of children laughing and falling in love with theatre.’ ★★★★★ Musical Theatre Review
'Superbly fun, colourful and heartwarming’ ★★★★ My Theatre Mates
‘The cast were brilliant, engaging and hilarious. Utterly, utterly brilliant from start to finish’ Modern Mummy
Fri 21 Feb, 11am is a relaxed performance. For more information, please see here
- Year
- 2019
- When
- Wed 19 Feb, 3.30pm
Thu 20 Feb, 11am & 2pm
Fri 21 Feb, 11am (Relaxed Performance) & 2pm (BSL performance)
Show duration is 1 Hour
No interval - Tickets
- Adult £15.50
Child and concessions £13.50
£50 Family ticket (2 adults, 2 children)
Email tickets@brightondome.org to book a place with good view of the BSL interpreter
Any child under 2 years of age is welcome to come along as 'babe in arms' and may sit on your lap without you needing to pay extra.
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Other info
Age 3+Zog © 2010 Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. Published by Alison Green Books, an imprint of Scholastic Children’s Books
*There is a £3 per order charge for all phone and online bookings (not applicable to Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival members).
