One Little Word
Review by Flossie Waite An M6 Theatre Company Production Unicorn Theatre 6th -21st June For ages 3+ Though One Little Word is almost entirely silent, an audience of young children understand exactly what […]
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A Fishy Tale
Review by Flossie Waite A Hand to Mouth Production Polka Theatre Touring nationally until July 2015 For ages 4-9 In the theatre, anything is possible. Mermaids exist, lobsters can talk, […]
Signor Baffo’s Restaurant
Review written by Flossie Waite Presented by OH Productions and Worboys Productions Watermans Centre Check here for upcoming dates For ages 5+ My dad taught me from an early age […]
J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan
Review by Flossie Waite Presented by Regent’s Park Theatre Ltd Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre 15th May – 14th June 2015 When he originally wrote Peter Pan, J.M. Barrie couldn’t foresee […]
Mrs McMoon’s Tea Party
Review by Flossie Waite Presented by Katie Cooper and Worboys Production Polka Theatre For ages 3-8 Touring nationally until 6th June Chat show hosts often ask their guests to describe […]
Oily Cart: The Art of the Cart Exhibition
16th – 22nd May 2015, as part of Wandsworth Art Festival Few companies will ever receive the praise heaped on Oily Cart. Lyn Gardner said of them, “There are good […]
Goldifox
Review by Flossie Waite A Wishworks Production Komedia Studio, as part of the Brighton Fringe For ages 3-12 “You’re supposed to be listening to me telling the story!” wails Andy, […]
The Paper Dolls
Review by Flossie Waite Presented by Little Angel Theatre and Polka Theatre Little Angel Theatre For ages 3-7 April 18th – June 28th I’m going to start with a confession: […]
My Friend Mole
Review written by Flossie Waite Presented by Birdsnest Theatre Polka Theatre For ages 3-6 Touring nationally until 31st May Mole is a boy. I can’t see him; you can’t see […]
Shh… Bang!
Review by Flossie Waite Presented by Peut-être Theatre Company artsdepot For ages 3+ Touring nationally until May 27th No sound is too small or silence too big for Shh… Bang!, […]
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