Ali and Ash are living happily ever after in their teeny tiny flat. Only one thing would make them even happier — the pitter-patter of furry feet!

Even though it’s a big step, they know they’re ready to become #pawrents for the very first time! But to their surprise, not everyone thinks it’s such a great idea…

Come and join Ali and Ash on their quest for puppy love as they battle with burpees at Bradley’s Bootcamp, dodge dangerous ducks with Tina Twitcher and flee from the Pet Shop Boy’s pack of piranhas.

Sprinkled with songs and special surprises, this show about two papas and a pooch celebrates families of every shape and size, and being loved for exactly who you are.

For ages 5+ and their adults.

“Made with heart and care, The Dog With Two Dads is a joy from start to finish, empowering young audiences to be true to themselves and exploring how to embrace those things which might make us different. An original and timely story, beautifully staged and written with humour and joy, the show is a treat for all the family and a great way to spark important conversations.”
— Alex Williams, Participation Producer, Southbank Centre

“Little Earthquake consistently make careful, caring theatre of the highest quality and with the audience always being considered. It’s been a privilege to work with a company who have integrity and care at the heart of what they do. The Dog With Two Dads is a gorgeous, inspired and inclusive show about the need to be true to ourselves and how we all navigate this world on a mission to find happiness and acceptance, whatever that may look like. It’s also got some cracking songs, a great story and a range of hilarious characters to meet along the way.”
— Jo Carr, Performance Programmer, Midlands Arts Centre

“We’re super proud to be a co-producer of this terrific family show, crafted so beautifully and full of humour and joy. Great storytelling that will resonate with many families whose experience of parenthood isn’t always conventional or straightforward. This is a unique and important piece of theatre-making.”
— Deborah Kermode, Chief Executive & Artistic Director, Midlands Arts Centre