Polka Theatre have staged a new production of the story of the Everywhere Bear.
The story from best-selling author Julia Donaldson and illustrator Rebecca Cobb has been brought to life on stage with puppets.
The Everywhere Bear is on at the Polka Theatre in Wimbledon until August 26th.
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