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 […]
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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 […]
Stories on a String
Reviewed by Rosie Curtis Presented by Dotted Line Theatre and Polyglot Arts Reviewed at Little Angel Theatre Touring nationally throughout 2018 For ages 6 – 12 Stories on a String […]
Expedition Peter Pan
Reviewed by Flossie Waite & Luke Billingham Het Laagland Reviewed at Traverse Theatre as part of Edinburgh International Children’s Festival For ages 7-12 Imagine it. You’re on the train, heading […]
Things to Wear
Reviewed by Flossie Waite & Luke Billingham Theaterhaus Ensemble Reviewed at The Studio at the Festival Theatre, as part of Edinburgh International Children’s Festival For ages 2-6 The star of […]
Baba Yaga
Reviewed by Flossie Waite and Luke Billingham Shona Reppe, Christine Johnston & Rosemary Myers Reviewed at Traverse Theatre as part of Edinburgh International Children’s Festival For ages 7-12 In the […]
Buggy spaces and baby changing facilities can be just as important as what’s on stage
Written by Flossie Waite A few years ago, a contributor sent me a review of a concert for babies that she had attended with her child. Almost the entire word […]
The Owl and The Pussycat
Reviewed by Flossie Waite Full House Theatre in partnership with Luton Culture Reviewed at artsdepot For ages 4+ Though written in 1871, Edward Lear’s nonsense poem The Owl and the […]
Kaleidoscope
Reviewed by Flossie Waite A Filskit Theatre production Reviewed at Stratford Circus Arts Centre Touring nationally until May 26th For ages 6-18 months For almost a decade, Filskit Theatre – […]
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 […]
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