Kew Gardens and Kew Palace, Richmond
Running time: 1hr 30mins (inc. interval)
Age Restrictions: Suitable for all ages - from 3 to 103!
Tickets from £23.00
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The Wind in the Willows is Kenneth Grahame's classic tale of life on the riverbank.
A rollicking yet gentle adventure follows best friends Ratty, Mole, Badger, Otter and, of course, the arrogant, vain and hilarious Toad.
Set against the magical backdrop of the lake, this critically acclaimed outdoor production is filled with colourful characters, music, song and laughter.
Young audience members are invited to join the fun as the Head Chief Rabbit transforms them into rabbits with a waggle of the ears and a wiggle of the nose, before they take part in the riverbank adventure, full of laughs and surprises along the way.
A favourite for generations, this is interactive theatre at its very best. Come along and be part of the adventure.
Kew Gardens and Kew Palace
Kew Gardens and Kew Palace
Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Richmond, Surrey, United Kingdom
Richmond
TW9 3AB
Kew Palace, situated on the banks of the Thames, upriver from London. There have been at least three Kew Palaces built in the gardens through history, but the surviving and restored palace is an example of the so-called Artisan Mannerist style of brick building. Despite its name, this beautiful building is more the size of a manner house than a true palace.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew are 300 acres of gorgeous landscapes with six magnificent glasshouses, here there are more species grown than any other garden in the world.
The Kew Palace has featured in BBC TV documentaries, including Tales From The Palaces.
