The Zoo That Comes To You
The Zoo That Comes To You follows the efforts of two wildlife enthusiasts who provide respite, care or a temporary home to those in need. They now have a sanctuary full of animals, however, no-one has come to visit their zoo. So everybody - animals and humans alike - have decided it is time to get out, see the world, and bring the zoo, to you!
Come and meet this eclectic group of charming yet cheeky animals, as they discuss their life experiences and the challenges they face. These chatty animals have a lot of stories to tell and want to inspire people of all ages to take action, because they know small actions can make a big difference in the world.
Spring 2026
17 Jan Cardiff, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama
25 Jan London, Stanley Arts Centre
1 Feb London, Jackson’s Lane
15 Feb Norwich Science Festival
19 Feb Dartmoor, The Flavel
20 Feb Winchester, Colden Common
27 Feb Aylesham Primary
7 March London, West Thames College
29 March Luton Cultural Trust
30 March Farnham Maltings
31 Mar Isle of White, Quay Arts
1 Apr Twickenham, The Exchange
2 Apr Dorset, Barrington Arts Centre
4 Apr Maesteg Townhall
7 Apr Barry, Memo Arts Centre
9 Apr Swansea, The Welfare Ystradgynlais
14 Apr Bristol, Emersons Green Village Hall
“★★★★ A rollercoaster of emotions, shifting from laugh out loud comedy with slapstick hijinks to deeply moving and personal revelations ”
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With many thanks to Marc Parrett, Sam Welch, Puppet Place, Desperate Men, Claverton Down Community Hall, Dave Pomphrey, Rowan Virgo, Kevin Orchard, Cat Boot and Kirsty Alexander, for your support and work in getting this project off the ground. Thanks to all our past and future venues, to Applause, Black Country Rural Touring, Air in G, Night Out and Villages in Action for helping us spread the word even further. Thank you to the audience members that remind us to stay silly and wild.