“while the animals sat, ate picnics and played with their friends, a mischievous 'poop poop' echoed in the trees.”

Join Mole, Ratty and Badger in a floor stomping, live music, hilarious re-telling of this woodland adventure as they save Toad and his shiny new motorcar from deep trouble.

The Wind in the Willows

Produced by Calf2Cow and directed by Ed Viney, The Wind in the Willows toured across the UK at over 20 outdoor venues including Penlee Park Open Air Theatre, The Weald and Downland Living Museum, Powederham Castle and St Luke’s Bombed Out Church.

It starred Alexandra Ricou as Toad, Samuel Freeman as Mole, Isobel Witcomb as Ratty and Matthew Emeny as Badger.

“Ricou as Toad gave a larger than life and wonderfully boisterous performance and completely embodied the character in Grahame’s timeless tale.” -Fairy Powered Productions

Alexandra Ricou, a white, non-binary actor performs as Toad in The Wind in the Willows. Their face is painted to suggest being an amphibian, with green circles on their cheeks, green eyebrows and yellow eyelids. They are wearing a green tweed flat-ca
Alexandra Ricou, a white, non-binary actor performs as a Weasel in The Wind in the Willows. Their face is painted with green circles on their cheeks, green eyebrows and yellow eyelids. They are wearing a black fedora with weasel ears, a maroon turtle
Alexandra Ricou, a white, non-binary actor performs as Toad in The Wind in the Willows. Their face is painted to suggest being an amphibian, with green circles on their cheeks, green eyebrows and yellow eyelids. They are wearing a green tweed flat-ca
Alexandra Ricou, a white, non-binary actor performs as Toad in The Wind in the Willows. Their face is painted to suggest being an amphibian, with green circles on their cheeks, green eyebrows and yellow eyelids. They are wearing a green tweed flat-ca
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