Join Mog and the Thomases on a journey through one year in the life of a really remarkable cat, as she catches a burglar, gatecrashes a cat show, goes to the vee-eee-tee and eats lots and lots of eggs.ġ7 – 25 July 10. Judith kerr has worked as an artist, a BBC television scriptwriter and for the past thirty years, as author and illustrator of childrens books. With songs, live music and a whole menagerie of creatures little and large, these timeless tales of family and friendship are brought to life to allow a new generation of children to fall in love with Mog. Judith Kerr Letters Cat lovers will always remember Judith Kerr I would like to assure Judith Kerr that she will certainly be well remembered in our cat-loving family, writes Giles Oakley. I am so delighted to be part of the team which will bring Mog to the stage and honour Judith Kerr’s gorgeous stories and illustrations. We used to have a book fair at my school and I would literally race there to make sure I was the first to get my hands on a copy. The creator of the classic children’s books The Tiger Who Came to Tea and Mog the Forgetful Cat, Judith Kerr, who has died aged 95, was unusual in being equally successful as a writer and an. I absolutely loved the Mog books growing up. Helena Middleton of The Wardrobe Ensemble said But sometimes, Mog’s forgetfulness comes in very handy… She forgets that she has a cat flap and she forgets that she has already eaten her supper. We couldn’t be more delighted to be working with the brilliant Wardrobe Ensemble and opening this world premiere here in Southampton, building on our growing reputation for family work. Born in Berlin on 14 June 1923, Judith Kerr was one of the best-loved authors and illustrators to ever put pencil to paper. These are very special stories from one of this country’s greatest writers for young audiences. Nuffield Southampton Theatres Artistic Director Sam Hodges said: (Mar.The acclaimed Wardrobe Ensemble adapt Judith Kerr’s beloved and iconic stories in a first-ever stage version of Mog, the final author-approved adaptation by the late Judith Kerr, in a first-time collaboration between co-producers The Old Vic, Nuffield Southampton Theatres, Underbelly Productions and The Wardrobe Ensemble. Her winsome art captures the sincerity and spunk of the memorable-and, perchance, immortal-Mog. Kerr's appealing story entirely avoids the maudlin with its fine balance of humor and sentiment. Mog, thrilled that the kitten can apparently see her, reverses her opinion about the young feline's intelligence and gives it the "help" it needs to become less timid and more playful-and to endear itself to its new family. Featuring worksheets, colouring exercises and. They've got themselves the wrong sort of stupid kitten and now they've lost it. These Judith Kerr resources are perfect for teaching KS1 all about the childrens book character Mog. Mistakenly thinking their new pet has escaped outdoors, the Thomases search for it while Mog heads inside ("I knew they'd never manage without me. Thomas brings home a new kitten that appears to be afraid of everything.
She looks on curiously and occasionally disapprovingly when Mrs. But a little bit of her stayed awake to see what would happen next." As a faint apparition of the cat hovers overhead, the Thomas family mourns the passing of their beloved feline.
"I want to sleep forever," thinks the "dead-tired" Mog: "And so she did.
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Kerr seemingly caps her bestselling series of books about an affable family pet with this simultaneously sad and soothing story.
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