The Marvellous Imaginary Menagerie
Review by Simone Green Presented by Les Enfants Terribles Reviewed at Greenwich Theatre as part of the Greenwich Children’s Theatre Festival Touring nationally until April 10th 2016 For ages 4+ […]
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Happy Harry’s Cafe
Review by Flossie Waite A Birdsnest Theatre production in association with Polka Theatre Polka Theatre At Polka Theatre 19th March – 8th April 2016 For ages 3-5 Different picturebook adaptations […]
My Father, Odysseus
Review written by Jenna Lambie Ridgway A Unicorn Production Reviewed at Unicorn Theatre 13th March – 10th April 2016 For ages 11+ I arrived at the Unicorn for My Father, […]
Tadpoles
Review by Flossie Waite An M6 Theatre Company production Reviewed at Stratford Circus Touring nationally until 20th March For ages 5+ A dynamic superhero duo are the perfect protagonists for […]
The Cat in the Hat
Review by Simone Green Paul Taylor Mills presents The Cat in the Hat Reviewed at artsdepot At artsdepot 13th – 17th February 2016; national tour For ages 3+ It was a rainy, […]
The Star Seekers
Review written by Flossie Waite A Wardrobe Ensemble production Reviewed at Mini VAULT Festival For ages 4+ So, we’re on a distant planet. It’s made of wood and inhabited by […]
Les Saisons
Review by Holly Barradell (aged 29) & Madison (aged 16 months) A Compagnie Sans Soucis production of Les Saisons (The Seasons) Reviewed at The Gulbenkian For ages 5+ (although babies on […]
Shiny
Review written by Flossie Waite A Turned On Its Head production Reviewed at Half Moon Theatre Touring nationally until 26th February 2016 For ages 6 months – 4 years Let’s […]
The Secret Life of Suitcases
Review written by Flossie Waite Reviewed at the Southbank Centre, as part of Imagine Children’s Festival 2016 For ages 3+ The Secret Life of Suitcases is like an Aesop’s Fable […]
Imagine Children’s Festival, Southbank Centre: What you need to know
Jenna Lambie Ridgway tells you everything you need to know about this year’s Imagine Children’s Festival at the Southbank Centre… February half term is synonymous with the Southbank Centre’s Imagine […]
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