Tell Us In Ten – Blippi

Published 9 August 2024

In our profile series Tell Us In Ten, we ask cast members and creatives of top London shows to tell us all about themselves in just 10 questions. From the best part of their jobs to the hardest, we want to know it all!

This week, we’re celebrating Kids Week by chatting to Blippi himself, who stars in Blippi: The Wonderful World Tour – playing at the Harold Pinter Theatre until 7 September.

1. I get ready to perform on the West End stage by…

Warming up my voice by doing some fun vocal exercises and doing some silly Blippi dance moves to get my body ready to dance!

2. My idol is…

Anyone who loves to learn and have fun, or who can teach me something new!

3. My friends would describe me as…

Silly, fun, energetic and curious!

4. My favourite adventure we go on is…

Exploring new places and learning cool things.

5. The magic of theatre is…

Bringing stories to life right before your eyes and enjoying it with all your best friends and family.

The cast of Blippi: The Wonderful World Tour

6. The most curious thing I found out about making theatre is…

How costumes and sets transform everything. And how cool the props are!

7. Cool things you can expect when you come and see Blippi: The Wonderful World Tour…

Doing silly dance moves, singing fun songs, and so much more excitement. Can’t wait to see you there!

8. Something people don’t know about me is…

I love reading books about history.

9. The best piece of advice I can give my fans is…

Always stay curious and never stop learning.

10. The theatre is such an awesome adventure for young people because…

It’s like stepping into a whole new world full of fun!

Blippi: The Wonderful World Tour is part of this year’s Kids Week, where a child aged 17 and under goes for free with an adult paying full price. Plus, an additional two children can attend for half price! Blippi Kids Week tickets start from just £15 – book now via the Official London Theatre website.

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