The Little Frog Who Couldn’t Jump Too Good
The Little Frog Who Couldn’t Jump Too Good is a hilarious new musical-comedy from the minds of Max Cadman and Rachel Blaquière, directed by Ewan Hawkins.
It follows Larry the Frog, the son of Amphibian City’s mayor, who happens to be the only frog on the lake who can’t jump. Bullied by the frogs, toads, and even the tadpoles at Croak Creek High, he decides to run away from home. It’s only then that he discovers his unique abilities, abilities which might very well save every animal in the lake.
Just like Avenue Q and The Book Of Mormon before it, The Little Frog Who Couldn’t Jump Too Good is making a splash across London. This musical reading is the first opportunity to see this hopping-mad, truly unforgettable show.
This show is a rehearsed reading.
The Little Frog Who Couldn’t Jump Too Good is a hilarious new musical-comedy from the minds of Max Cadman and Rachel Blaquière, directed by Ewan Hawkins.
It follows Larry the Frog, the son of Amphibian City’s mayor, who happens to be the only frog on the lake who can’t jump. Bullied by the frogs, toads, and even the tadpoles at Croak Creek High, he decides to run away from home. It’s only then that he discovers his unique abilities, abilities which might very well save every animal in the lake.
This show is a rehearsed reading.
Studio
1 September 8:00PM
Performance time:
Tue – 8.00pm
Ticket prices: £15
Strong language, sexual innuendo and sexually explicit language.
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