Wolf-proof comedy in The Three Little Pigs

This would be true in the case of the Three Little Pigs who can just build three different house and do not even have to put in for planning permission.

If they knew what was going to happen maybe they should have taken out wolf insurance.

But I digress, these 3 Little Pigs are brought to us by the Stuff and Nonsense Theatre.

3 Little Pigs follows in the footsteps of the company’s hit shows The Little Red Hen, The Enormous Turnip, The Elves and The Shoemaker and The Hare and The Tortoise.

The theatre group will be bringing its production of 3 Little Pigs to the Brewhouse Theatre on Saturday, September 9 for a performance at 1pm.

Building your own home is not as easy as it looks, the three little pigs discover.

What’s the best material to use?

Will it keep out the rain? Will it be Wolf-Proof !!!

There’s only one way to find out…you are going to have to see the show Perfect for ages 2 and beyond, this brand new show which is chock full of puppets, music, comedy and thrills.

Speaking ahead of the show, Niki McCretton, Artistic Director said: “We have been touring this for about six or seven years.

“We are always very interested performances and enjoy playing with scale. We have performers and puppets so we can switch between one and the other.

“Tall pig is the most intelligent one, Middle Pig is an idiot where as Tiny Pig has good idea but as the youngest nobody listens to him.

“If they did they would get things done much quicker. And he usually saves the day.”

Nikki explained the wolf is not scary as the cast dress up in his coat and sunglasses.

Coming to the Brewhouse Theatre is a ‘home coming’ as Nikki is from Somerset and was the first venue where she worked in a co-production with the Brewhouse.

Tickets for 3 Little Pigs on September 9 at 1pm, cost from £10 To buy tickets for the show and to get further information you need go online at thebrewhouse.net or call the box office on 01823 283 244.