Dinosaur World Live

Dinosaur World Live Tickets

Dinosaur World Live is a family theatre show at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre in London, made for audiences aged three and up. The story follows Miranda, the daughter of palaeontologists, who was shipwrecked as a child on the island of Mundo de los Lagartos Terribles and raised among prehistoric creatures. She brings her animal companions to the stage, introducing audiences to a cast that includes Beatrice the baby Triceratops, the towering Giraffatitan, and Titus the T-Rex. The production won Best Family Entertainment in 2024 and runs without an interval, so the pacing stays tight from start to finish.

The puppets are designed by Max Humphries, whose credits include the National Theatre and the Royal Opera House. Each creature moves with a precision that puts the physical storytelling at the heart of the show. Because it is built around visual performance, it works beautifully for younger children who may not follow dialogue closely.

What to expect

Audiences are not just here to watch. Miranda invites the crowd to help feed, groom, and tame the dinosaurs on stage, drawing children right into the action. The story builds to a hatching sequence, with the ground shaking and a new egg at the centre of the drama. The named creatures, from the armoured Triceratops to the flesh-eating T-Rex and the leaf-eating Giraffatitan, each have their own behaviours and personalities written into the script.

Every ticket also includes a 15-minute post-show session on stage, where young visitors can meet the baby dinosaur puppets and look at the puppetry up close. It comes as standard with your booking, not as a separate add-on.

Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre and getting there

The Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre is a purpose-built venue in the Wembley Park development in north-west London, part of a wider cultural quarter near Wembley Stadium. It is a short walk from Wembley Park Underground station, served by the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines. For more family shows and things to do in London, the city hub covers a broad range of options for all ages and interests.