oh No, George!

​​Autumn 2023 dates

​George sees something in the kitchen. It’s cake! ‘I said I’d be good’, George thinks, ‘but I LOVE cake’. What will George do?

‘Oh No, George!’ is the delightfully playful tale of a dog who wants to be good but just can’t resist temptation.

Adapted from the award-winning picture book by author Chris Haughton, this brand new show for everyone aged 3+ uses acrobatics, slapstick comedy, Sign Supported English & live music to bring George’s chaotic and joyful escapades to life.

Saturday 14 & Sunday 15 October
The Redgrave Theatre Bristol

Thursday 19 – Sunday 29 October
Polka Theatre London

Wednesday 1 – Saturday 4 November
Pavilion Theatre Dublin, Ireland

Running time: approx. 50-55 minutes

“Hilarious and totally engaging for young children from the very beginning... the best children's theatre I have ever seen”

Chris Haughton, author of ‘Oh No, George!’

Show info

Creative team

Written & illustrated by:
Chris Haughton

Devised by:
Catherine Boot, David Insua-Cao, Laura McEwen, Luke Thomas & Rosy Roberts

Lyrics by:
Adam Peck, Catherine Boot & Luke Thomas

Additional lyrics by:
David Insua-Cao & Rosy Roberts

Director Catherine Boot
Designer Laura McEwen
Composer/Musical Director Luke Thomas
Lighting Designer Alexandra Stafford
Puppet Designer & Maker Lisa Sanchez
Signing Supervisor Donna Mullings
BSL Interpreter for Donna Mullings Stacey Green
Dramaturg Adam Peck
Animal Movement Consultant Craig Edwards
Set Builder Tim Brierly
Sound Engineer Adam Mcready
Costume Makers Ruth Watkin & Jessica Sparling
Scenic Artist Poppy Heading
Prop Makers Rachel Corbett, Paula Hopkins & Lisa Sanchez
Set Maintenance Matt Pang
Trumpet Khrys Williams 
Tenor Saxophone Jess Destramp
Graphic Design Dominic Mallin
Company Manager Can't Sit Still Jay Haigh 

“Tail-waggingly good”

The Guardian – read the full review here

“A fantastic adaptation which vividly brings the book to life and elevates it into something even more engaging”

The Family Stage – read the full review here

 Accessibility FAQs

Coming to the theatre can sometimes feel like a big experience, and we understand lots of people might want to know what to expect before they arrive.

Missed the live show?

Don’t worry… watch our interactive digital production, based on the show, from home!