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A mischievous jungle adventure based on Roald Dahl’s beloved story — the greedy, grumptious Enormous Crocodile is on the prowl for little fingers and squidgy knees, but the other jungle creatures are rallying to outsmart him. Featuring toe-tapping original music by Ahmed Abdullahi Gallab, inventive puppetry by Toby Olié, and larger-than-life characters, this wickedly funny musical is perfect for families and young audiences.

Venue: Lyric Hammersmith

Dates: 29 July 2026 – 22 August 2027

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Sarah Watson
2025-08-14
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The kids went absolutely wild — throwing foam monkey nuts at the croc was the highlight of our year. So much fun!
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Miranda Markez
2025-09-25
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Brilliant puppets, non-stop laughs. My daughter was screaming at the stage the whole time. Loved every second)))
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Ted Styles
2025-12-18
5
The crocodile is hilariously evil and the puppets are amazing. Both kids were glued to it. Great fun for the whole family!!!
Things to Know Before Booking Enormous Crocodile The Musical in London Tickets

Your Ticket Includes

Your ticket gives you access to the Lyric Hammersmith for the wickedly fun family musical The Enormous Crocodile — filled with jaw-dropping puppetry, catchy songs, and Roald Dahl's mischievous humour brought gloriously to life on stage.

Age Recommendations

Recommended for ages 3 and above. Children under 18 months are free but must sit on a parent's lap. Children aged 18 months and over require their own ticket. The show contains some mild, scary moments and supernatural themes suitable for young audiences.

Best Time to Attend

Weekday morning performances are ideal for a quieter, more relaxed experience with younger children. Weekend and afternoon shows tend to have a livelier atmosphere — especially popular with families and Roald Dahl fans of all ages.

Facilities

The Lyric Hammersmith offers a bar and refreshments in the foyer, a gift shop, and accessible toilet facilities throughout the venue. Guests are advised to arrive at least 30 minutes before the performance.

Accessibility

The Lyric Hammersmith offers step-free wheelchair access via the main entrance, with dedicated spaces available. Captioned, audio-described, and signed performances are available on selected dates. Contact the venue in advance for specific accessibility requirements.

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How Long Is The Enormous Crocodile The Musical in London?

The Enormous Crocodile at the Lyric Hammersmith runs for approximately 55 minutes, with no interval.

With its non-stop laughs, brilliant puppetry and cheeky Roald Dahl humour, the time flies by — perfectly pitched for little ones, every scene keeps young audiences giggling and cheering from start to finish.

How to get there

Venue: Lyric Hammersmith, 178 King Street, London W6 0RA

By tube: The nearest Underground station is Hammersmith (District, Piccadilly and Circle lines), a 2-minute walk from the theatre.

By train: London Overground serves Shepherd's Bush and Kensington Olympia nearby, both a short journey from the theatre. London Waterloo is reachable in under 20 minutes by tube.

By bus: Routes 9, 10, 27, 33, 190, 209, 211, 220, 266, 267, 283, H91 and N9 all stop on King Street directly outside the theatre.

By bike: Santander Cycles docking stations are available nearby, and the Thames towpath offers a scenic cycling route into Hammersmith from across central London.

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Park's Kitchen
A beloved Korean gem on King Street with authentic flavours — sizzling galbi, spicy squid pajeon and cold noodles. Generous portions, warm service and a calm atmosphere. Book ahead. Open lunch and dinner Monday to Saturday.
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Flame & Fire
West London's finest steak restaurant — elegant, intimate and perfect for a special pre-show meal. Exceptional rib-eye, surf and turf, and attentive service that moves at just the right pace. Closed Tuesdays; open from 4pm most evenings.
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Pizzeria Pellone
Authentic Neapolitan pizza with soft, airy dough and top-quality ingredients. A family-run spot with a warm, welcoming feel that transports you straight to Naples. Open from noon Friday to Sunday; evenings only Monday to Thursday.
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Khun Pakin Thai
Some of the most authentic Thai cooking in London — bold honey-glazed duck, fresh papaya salad and a lovely summer garden. A firm favourite with locals and theatre-goers alike. Open daily for lunch and dinner.
Quick Overview

Venue: Lyric Hammersmith, 178 King Street, London W6 0RA

Dates: 29 July 2026 — 22 August 2026

Opening Times: Performances run Monday — Saturday, with two shows daily. Mon–Thu at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm; Fri–Sat at 12:00 pm and 3:30 pm. Check the official website for the full schedule and specific dates.

Duration: Approximately 55 minutes, with no interval.

Age Restriction: Recommended for ages 3 and above. Children from 18 months require their own ticket. The show contains some haunting themes that very young children may find upsetting.

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