Not Now, Bernard
Reviewed by Flossie Waite A Unicorn production For ages 3-6 Playing at the Unicorn Theatre until 1st July There’s nothing quite like the first few moments of a production created […]
Tag Archives: Sarah Argent
Interview: Sarah Argent on theatre for babies & Not Now, Bernard
Sarah Argent’s Luna was the second show I ever reviewed, and it set the tone for my expectations of children’s theatre. Every element was so carefully considered, and it displayed such a […]
Coming Up: Brain Waves Festival at Polka Theatre
One of our favourite children’s theatres, Polka, is launching a brand new and incredibly exciting festival next month. Find out more about Brain Waves below… Brain Waves is a new festival which spans […]
Baby Show
Review written by Flossie Waite A Unicorn Production in association with Theatr Iolo Unicorn Theatre Performances until August 2017 For babies ages 6-18 months Lines of laundry hang overhead like bunting, […]
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 […]
Boxy and Sticky
Review by Kirsty Alexander Produced and presented by Theatr Iolo Chapter Arts Centre For ages 3-5 On at Chapter Arts Centre until Monday 6th April This is my box… and […]
Taking your baby to the theatre for the first time
Ben Fletcher-Watson Theatre performances aimed at the very youngest audiences – babies from birth to three – are really taking off. Around the UK, venues are putting on more and […]
Scrunch
Review written by Flossie Waite A Unicorn and Theatr Iolo Production (in association with Sarah Argent) Unicorn Theatre 9th December – 4th January 2015 For ages 6 – 18 months […]
London: Children’s theatre to see Christmas 2014
Set your Satnav to the second star on the right and grab garments a Pantomime Dame would be proud of! ‘Tis the season to be jolly, which is also the […]
45 twitter accounts every lover of children’s theatre should be following
Ben Hewis at WhatsOnStage wrote this article recently listing the 123 Twitter accounts every theatregoer should be following. We wanted to add to that and bring you the twitter accounts […]
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