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The simple geometric shapes that make up the characters (the frogs are just triangles with eyes) make animation far swifter. Duggee, the Squirrels and many more of your favourite characters star in Hey Duggee The Live Theatre show – named BEST FAMILY SHOW at the 2023 Olivier Awards – this winning production is packed full of non-stop fun, laughs, music, singing and dancing! People have said to me: ‘It’s clearly a show written for adults that kids also enjoy,’ which is not the case. Duggee endeavours to award them a badge at the end of each show, once they’ve been shown the ropes of a particular subject: “Well done, squirrels! I think in the middle of all this fear, obfuscation, lack of trust and mixed to poor messaging, Hey Duggee is uncomplicated and feelgood,” says Landreth.
I just think it’s a masterpiece, and I’m over the moon that I get to be in it,” says Armstrong, before adding with customary flourish: “Well done, squirrels!Perhaps the truest measurement of the show’s appeal is the fact that both kids spend the show dancing, singing and screaming at the various characters. Studio AKA’s Grant Orchard is the creator of Hey Duggee, and says his two energetic boys were key to the show’s framework: “I was always looking for things to do with them, and so I thought it would be great to have a show that would inform people about how to entertain rambunctious kids. was played on 6 Music and was at one point the subject of a campaign to help it reach Christmas No 1. Join Duggee and his friends on their adventures or create fun tunes with our collection of musical toys, your little ones are sure to have a blast making memories with their favourite members of Squirrel Club!
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. Parents grappling with home schooling could turn to Science With Duggee on YouTube, which has now had 12. Help your little one learn and play with our wide selection of Hey Duggee toys, games and partyware here at The Range. This is the first-ever theatrical production of the hugely popular CBeebies series, bringing Duggee and friends to life through extraordinary puppetry and storytelling, with families able to see their TV heroes live on stage. Orchard says that some voice actors emerge sweating from the booth after putting their all into voicing the astonishing array of secondary characters in the show.Its songs have been played on Newsnight, fans include Orbital – and the show’s storylines ask the big questions about art and life. Betty wants to make costumes, Happy wants to sing, Tag wants to make music, Norrie wants to dance, Roly wants jelly and they all want you to join them at the Clubhouse. Fans of the smash hit CBeebies series HEY DUGGEE are delighting in the Olivier Award-winning ‘joyous’ interactive stage show. I really liked the idea of this patrician, faintly military-sounding character having that huge capacity for warmth and affection. They want to hear Hey Duggee played on a Dean Dimebag spiky guitar with double kick-drum and somebody screaming into a microphone.
Armstrong fell in love with the voice he’d landed on, so much so that when there was a bit of pushback regarding whether or not it was the right fit for CBeebies, he said: fine, but they would have to recast it. Evan Davis even used it to play out Newsnight, declaring: “Even if you weren’t in a gravel pit with a big speaker in 1989, we think you’ll like this.Sometimes, those characters carry a message: Rochelle in The Making Friends Badge uses a wheelchair, and Mr and Mr Crab are married, although there are no gay rights badges or disability badges. Halfway through the first series, we realised that we had access to the entire BBC back catalogue, so we really went for it,” Orchard says. Whether you’re treating them for doing well at school or their birthday is coming round, you’ll find all their favourites in our fabulous range of children’s toys. Each seven-minute episode involves a bunch of animal children (a crocodile, octopus, hippo etc, all confusingly referred to as “squirrels”) spending time with Duggee, a kind of canine scout leader who heads up Squirrel Club. Armstrong was brought in at an early stage to narrate, with the idea that his rich tones could create something similar to Lionel Jeffries’ character in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
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