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First Look: Julian Clary’s The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre

by Staff Writer
November 19, 2021
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David Ahmad Sam Swann Mae Munuo Amanda Gordon in The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre. Photo Ellie Kurttz.

David Ahmad Sam Swann Mae Munuo Amanda Gordon in The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre. Photo Ellie Kurttz.

First look images have been released for the world premiere of Julian Clary’s adaptation of his best-selling book The Bolds this Christmas.

The Bolds are just like you and me. They live in an ordinary house on an ordinary street, and they love to laugh. But there’s one slight difference. They are actually hyenas!

But how long can they keep their beastly secret under their hats? Join Mr and Mrs Bold and their twins Betty and Bobby as they navigate work, school and friends whilst trying to hide their hairy tails and keep up their disguise living as humans in the quiet suburban town of Teddington. Whatever will the neighbours think?

       

Combining live music and songs by Julian Clary and Simon Wallace, The Bolds will have you laughing like a bunch of, well, hyenas, in a show which revels in the joy of being anything but ordinary.

The full cast is David Ahmad as Fred Bold, Amanda Gordon as Amelia Bold, Sam Swann as Bobby Bold and Mae Munuo as Betty Bold, Sam Pay as Mr McNumpty, Charity Bedu-Addo as Minnie and Jon Trenchard as Uncle Tony.

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Julian Clary’s series of six children’s books is a Sunday Times best seller having sold over half a million copies worldwide. The Bolds is a family show for everyone aged 6+. It is at The Unicorn Theatre until 31st December.

Mae Munuo and Charity Bedu Addo in The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre. Photo Ellie Kurrtz
Mae Munuo and Charity Bedu Addo in The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre. Photo Ellie Kurrtz
Sam Pay Amanda Gordon Sam Swann Charity Bedu Addo Mae Munuo David Ahmad in The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre. Photo Ellie Kurrtz
Sam Pay Amanda Gordon Sam Swann Charity Bedu Addo Mae Munuo David Ahmad in The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre. Photo Ellie Kurrtz
The company in The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre. Photo Ellie Kurttz
The company in The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre. Photo Ellie Kurttz
The company in The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre. Photo Ellie Kurttz
The company in The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre. Photo Ellie Kurttz
Charity Bedu Addo in The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre. Photo Ellie Kurrtz
Charity Bedu Addo in The Bolds at Unicorn Theatre. Photo Ellie Kurrtz
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