Little Blue Dot
Reviewed by Flossie Waite Conceived and made by We Are Here Studio and developed with Discover Children’s Story Centre At Discover Children’s Story Centre until 25th November 2018 For ages […]
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Off the Grid
Reviewed by Flossie Waite A Half Moon production Reviewed at Half Moon Theatre Playing at Half Moon Theatre until 12th Nov 2018; touring until 1st December 2018 For ages 13+ […]
Over the Moon
Reviewed by Flossie Waite Sarah Forbes, Catherine Carter and Jenny Gould Reviewed at Half Moon Theatre Touring until April 2019 For ages 0-2 Over the Moon is opera for the […]
Mischief and Mystery in Moomin Valley
Reviewed by Flossie Waite A Get Lost and Found production Reviewed at artsdepot Touring nationally until February 2019 For ages 3-7 Until a few years ago, the Moomins were just […]
The Chit Chat Chalk Show
Reviewed by Luke Billingham & Flossie Waite The Knotted Project & Hawk Dance Theatre Reviewed at Half Moon Theatre Touring until 18th November 2018 For ages 3-8 They’re tricky things, […]
Chotto Desh
Reviewed by Flossie Waite Lilian Baylis Studio, Sadler’s Well Theatre For ages 7+ It was on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells in 2011 that celebrated choreographer Akram Khan’s award-winning […]
Plink and Boo
Reviewed by Flossie Waite Can’t Sit Still, in association with Prime Theatre and Action Transport Theatre Reviewed at Half Moon Theatre Touring until 10th November 2018 For ages 2-5 Only […]
The Adventures of Curious Ganz
Reviewed by Flossie Waite A Little Angel Theatre and Silent Tide co-production Playing at Little Angel Theatre until 21st October 2018 For ages 7 – adult We’re living in a […]
As seen on TV: from CBeebies to stage
Written by Frankie Roberto Most of the productions reviewed on this website, particularly those aimed at very young audiences, are either original productions, or book adaptations. Two shows on tour […]
bOing! International Family Festival 2018
Reviewed by Flossie Waite I’m lying in a hammock, swinging gently from side to side, while Bodil Alling recounts the tale of Androcles, the slave who escapes to the desert […]
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