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The all-new Hey Duggee The Live Theatre Show arrives at St George’s Hall next week.

In the first-ever stage adaptation of the hit CBeebies show, actor Benedict Hastings takes the role of loveable TV character Duggee and the show’s narrator. Benedict’s credits include Zog – Freckle Productions, We’re Going On A Bear Hunt and What The Ladybird Heard – Kenny Wax Family Entertainment, Wolf Hall and Bring Up The Bodies – RSC. The Squirrels are: Jane Crawshaw as Norrie (Doctor Dolittle UK tour, Sarah And Duck’s Big Top Birthday UK tour), Kaidyn Niall Hinds as Happy (Marty And The Party UK tour, Hey Duggee The Live Theatre Show workshop), Clarke Joseph-Edwards as Roly (The Very Hungry Caterpillar UK tour, Charlie And Lola’s Best Bestest Play! international tour), Vinnie Monachello as Tag (Bedknobs And Broomsticks UK tour, In The Night Garden UK tour), and Sarah Palmer as Betty (Oi Frog & Friends! Live – Kenny Wax Family Entertainment).

Joining them at the Clubhouse will be Lunga Anele-Skosana (The Witches – Warner Bros) playing Mrs Weaver, Hennie, Chew Chew and more. Understudies are actor Charlie Daniells (Sarah and Duck tour – CBeebies, His Dark Materials – BBC and The Last Bus – Netflix) and making their professional debut are Elliott Samuels and Shakira Alleyne.

Hey Duggee The Live Theatre Show will be taking Duggee, The Squirrels and some of their friends to no fewer than 37 venues across the UK and Ireland, with the brand-new play packed with non-stop fun, laughs, singing and dancing.

The smash hit CBeebies series will be brought to life through innovative puppetry and storytelling in this new live show, which has been adapted for the stage by Vikki Stone (#zoologicalsociety – Royal And Derngate, Romeo And Duet – ITV) and Matthew Xia (The Wiz – Hope Mill Theatre, associate director Actors Touring Company).

Additionally, Vikki is musical supervisor and arranger and Matthew is also director for the production.

Completing the creative team are: Puppet designer/puppetry director Yvonne Stone (Oi Frog & Friends! Live – Kenny Wax Family Entertainment, The Smeds And The Smoos, Room On The Broom, The Gruffalo’s Child – Tall Stories, War Horse – National Theatre), puppet co-designer Daisy Beattie, lighting designer Ciarán Cunningham (Silence – Donmar Warehouse, An Unfinished Man – Yard Theatre), set and costume designer Jacqueline Trousdale (Demon Dentist, Gangsta Granny, Billionaire Boy – Birmingham Stage Company), projection designer George Reeve (Stephen Sondheim Old Friends – Sondheim Theatre, Dawn French Is A Huge Tw*t – UK tour, SIX – London and Broadway), sound designer Rob Bettle (Fantastically Great Women Who Changed The World – Kenny Wax Family Entertainment), choreographer Dannielle ‘Rhimes’ Lecointe (Fantastically Great Women Who Changed The World – Kenny Wax Family Entertainment, Dick Whittington – National Theatre) and associate director Helena Middleton (Mog The Forgetful Cat – Royal And Derngate/The Old Vic, The Wardrobe Ensemble).

Hey Duggee The Live Theatre Show is presented by award-winning theatre producer Kenny Wax and theatre and live entertainment promoters Cuffe and Taylor in association with Live Nation.

Since bursting onto TV screens in 2014, the BBC Studios and Studio AKA creation has won six BAFTAs and is an international Emmy award-winning hit.

Hey Duggee was the most streamed children’s show on BBC iPlayer in 2021 and is popular among both children and parents; with fans both young and old, up and down the country now able to join the much-loved character on tour.

Thursday 12 – Sunday 15 January 2023 Thu/Fri 10.30am, Sat/Sun 10am, 1pm & 3.30pm

Tickets £25 - £18 I Schools & Groups (10+) £15

Call the Box Office on 01274 432000 or visit bradford-theatres.co.uk

All prices shown include booking fees but are subject to postage charge if applicable. Bradford Theatres’ usual terms and conditions apply.

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