Leaf
Review written by Flossie Waite Half Moon presents a Tam Tam Theatre production Reviewed at Half Moon Theatre At Half Moon Theatre until 26th November 2016, touring nationally from Spring […]
Tag Archives: theatre for babies
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, […]
Creating ‘Sponge’: Love & nurture
We are delighted to get a glimpse into the creative process of one of our favourite companies, Turned On Its Head, as they rehearse for their new show Sponge. In this first blog, […]
Happy Harry’s Cafe
Reviewed by Holly Barradell A Birdsnest Theatre production in association with Polka Theatre Reviewed at Polka Theatre For ages 3-5 Everyone has read a Michael Rosen book, everyone has had […]
Children’s Theatre Festivals 2016
What could be better than a curated collection of children’s theatre productions? Here are some festivals to look out for around the UK this year – if you know of […]
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 […]
Flyaway Katie
Review by Holly Barradell (aged 29) & Madison (aged 16 months) Long Nose Puppets production of Flyaway Katie Reviewed at The Gulbenkian Touring nationally until 12th June 2016 For ages […]
Z-arts: Why we love working with babies
Written by Z-arts Manchester has long been at the forefront of developing creative learning programmes for babies in cultural organisations. The Whitworth have been working in this field since 2011, […]
Interview with Ben Fletcher-Watson on theatre for the very young
Ben Fletcher-Watson is currently completing a PhD on Scottish theatre for the very young. He is the co-editor of the Scottish Journal of Performance, and his most recently published paper […]
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 […]
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