If you’re booking tickets to see The Tiger Who Came to Tea show in London this summer, you’re in for a great time.

Tigers have long captured the human imagination, which is why they appear so frequently in everything from books and TV shows to theatre for preschoolers.

The Tiger Who Came to Tea in London is an award-nominated children’s play adapted from Judith Kerr’s bestselling picture book.

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Powerful, ferocious and uniquely beautiful, tigers are often a favourite among those who visit zoos and wildlife parks. They also feature in movies, songs, storybooks and even theatre for preschoolers

Toddlers enjoy The Tiger Who Came To Tea, a colourful and imaginative tale of a tiger who arrives at little Sophie’s house, eats and drinks everything, then disappears into the night.

Whether you’re hosting a tea party or have been invited to one, you might be wondering what to wear. so here are some dos and don’ts to keep in mind, for both ladies and gents.

There’s always the perfect excuse for an afternoon tea. Whether you’re hosting friends, celebrating a special occasion or simply catching up with relatives,

There’s always the perfect excuse for an afternoon tea. Whether you’re hosting friends, celebrating a special occasion or simply catching up with relatives

Most of us know that tigers have a very loud roar that can be heard up to two miles away by humans (and much further by other tigers due to their infrasonic tones).