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Piers Torday's novel about the last animals left alive, made with the National Theatre.
Books & writersParks & natureFamily friendlyAges 7+
At Unicorn Theatre.
Kester is twelve and the animals are gone - all but a flock of talking pigeons and a cockroach with strong opinions, who need him to save what is left of the wild and are not going to be polite about it. Jude Christian has adapted Piers Torday's novel and Rachel Bagshaw directs, in a co-production with the National Theatre. An hour and a half with an interval, in the Weston.
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