Interview: 20 Stories High & Theatre-Rites on Big Up!
The Broke ‘N’ Beat Collective – politically-charged, puppet-filled gig theatre aimed at teenagers – was one of our favourite shows of 2016, so we were very excited to hear that 20 […]
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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 […]
What to see in London: Autumn 2015
Little Angel Theatre This little gem tucked away just off Islington’s Upper Street has lots of shows to look forward to over the coming months. There’s all sorts of animals – […]
The Journey Home
Review by Flossie Waite A Little Angel Theatre Production Little Angel Theatre 12th Sept – 28th Oct For ages 4 – 11 “Where did you come from, where will you […]
Breaking the Ice
Review by Flossie Waite A Unicorn/ Filskit theatre company production Unicorn Theatre 2nd September – 4th October For ages 2-5 The hysteria over a picture of a weasel riding a […]
Playwright Haley Cox chats about new play ‘Leave Hitler To Me, Lad’
Haley Cox is Artistic Director of Duckegg Theatre Company. She wrote and directed their latest family production, Leave Hitler To Me, Lad, which is currently on tour. Your play, Leave Hitler To Me, […]
Interview with Nina Hajiyianni, Artistic Director of Action Transport Theatre
Nina Hajiyianni is the Artistic Director of Action Transport Theatre. This Autumn, their new production Happily Ever After is touring the UK. Can you tell us a bit about Happily Ever After and […]
The Bockety World of Henry and Bucket
Review by Flossie Waite Sarah Argent, in collaboration with Barnstorm Theatre Company Polka Theatre For ages 4+ ‘Bockety’ means something a bit wobbly or broken, but that still sort of […]
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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