March 18thth MATENEE KIDZ SHOW -Big Howard Little Howard

RED IMP KIDZ SHOW

 Little Howard And The Magic Pencil Of Life And Death

2pm £7  or £22 family ticket of 4

suitable for 6+

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On an adventure which includes hilarious songs, games, the weirdest picture book ever written and some magic glasses, Big Howard and Little Howard fight to save the survival of cartoon-kind. From stars of the Royal Variety and a writer of Danger Mouse and Horrible Histories.

Following the success of their TV show ‘Little Howard’s Big Question’ (CBBC) real human Big Howard and animated six-year-old Little Howard are bringing their family comedy show to Walthamstow’s premier comedy club.

Little Howard has discovered the pencil that drew him. But, on the other end of this magical pencil of life is the eraser of death, and a dark force is at large determined to rub the cheeky chap out for good. And, as if that wasn’t enough, Big Howard has had a real-life baby who is getting a little too much attention! Can Little Howard escape his supernatural nemesis? How will he get rid of this pesky new arrival? Who knows … but there will be danger, drama and a lot of laughs on the way

With interactive stand-up, 3D animation and lots of songs this really is a show that all the family can enjoy.

www.littlehoward.co.uk

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Press on previous Howard Read shows

★★★★★ “The best kids show we’ve seen at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival” FAMILIES ONLINE

 

★★★★★ “It’s silly, it’s clever, original and unlike anything else you’ll see on the Fringe” BRITISH COMEDY GUIDE

★★★★ “A great children’s show with plenty for adults to laugh at too” SUNDAY EXPRESS

★★★★ “It’s Impossible not to be won over by this extraordinarily inventive, spectacularly silly show” MAIL ON SUNDAY

★★★★ “Appeals to both kids and adults but, like The Simpsons, it’s almost wasted on the youngsters” CHORTLE

“Genius” RADIO TIMES

 

“I defy you not to be helplessly charmed” THE TELEGRAPH

 

“This has to be one of the most magical double acts on the circuit” THE STAGE

 

Incredibly, achingly funny THE DAILY MAIL