What to see in London: May Half Term 2018
From a festival exploring how technology shapes our lives, to adaptations of poems, picturebooks and fairytales young and old, to space bunnies, bees and a star-seeking puppy, May half term […]
Tag Archives: Southbank Centre
Aston’s Stones
Reviewed by Flossie Waite A Teater Pero production Reviewed at Southbank Centre as part of Imagine Children’s Festival For ages 3-6 Joyful is the only word to describe Aston’s Stones. […]
Imagine Children’s Festival at Southbank Centre returns 9th – 19th February 2017
The Southbank Centre’s Imagine Children’s Festival will return this February half-term (9th – 19th February). As ever with this annual event, the Royal Festival Hall is taken over with a packed programme aimed at young […]
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 […]
The Wondercrump World of Roald Dahl
Southbank Centre 10th Feb – 3rd July 2016 For ages 7-12 I grew up in the village-next-door to Great Missenden, the place Roald called home for 36 years. The village was a […]
Top 10 Shows of 2015
These are Editor Flossie Waite’s pick of the top 10 shows seen in 2015. As a London-based blogger, every effort was made to see companies from across the UK and […]
We Are The Monsters
By Flossie Waite Colette Sadler – Stammer Productions Southbank Centre 12th – 23rd December For ages 4-9 The sugar plum fairy this ain’t. Nuttier than The Nutcracker and more surreal than The Snowman, We Are The […]
There Was An Old Woman
Review written by Flossie Waite An Oily Cart Production in association with Southbank Centre Southbank Centre 20th December – 24 December, 27th December – 31st December, 2nd – 4th January […]
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