Dogman

Show Info Cast & Creative Age & Content Guide

Genre Musical

Venue

First Performance 15/12/2004

Closing 16/12/2004

When a kennel-shaped ship crashes to earth, Mr. and Mrs. Lighthouse Keeper find Dogman, a super-hero with paws. Will he keep the Lighthouse burning bright? Will he solve the mystery of the 97 missing cats? Will he find his own best friend?

Six comedians are thrown to the kids in this boisterous production, with daft physical comedy, and songs plays on toy accordion, ukuele, clarinet and guitar. Cast includes Richard Vranch (Comedy Store Players) and Miranda Hart (French and Saunders’ new series, Smack the Pony).

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Creative

Director - Leisa Rea

Author - John Dowie

Lyrics By - Neil Innes

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