The Great Illusionist
Reviewed by Flossie Waite Het Filiaal theatremakers Reviewed at Traverse Theatre as part of Imaginate Festival At Imaginate Theatre 3rd & 4th June For ages 8+ The Great Illusionist may be […]
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Go Get ’em Kid
Reviewed by Flossie Waite Tamsyn Russell Dance (Scotland) Reviewed at North Edinburgh Arts Centre as part of Imaginate Festival At Imaginate until 4th June For ages 6+ Watching the brilliant Go […]
The Jury
Reviewed by Flossie Waite Hege Haagenrud Reviewed at North Edinburgh Arts Centre as part of Imaginate Festival For ages 6+ “What are they doing? I don’t understand! This is boring.” […]
Traces
Reviewed by Flossie Waite Helios Theater – a collaborative production with Teatr Atrofi Reviewed at the Studio at Festival Theatre as part of Imaginate Festival At Imaginate Festival 30th-31st May […]
Tales of a Grandson
Reviewed by Flossie Waite Andy Cannon/ Red Bridge Arts Reviewed at National Museum of Scotland as part of Imaginate Festival At Imaginate Festival 28th May – 5th June For ages […]
Little Red Riding Hood
Written by Ruby Isla Cera Marle Presented by The Berry Theatre Reviewed at artsdepot At artsdepot until 1st June For ages 4+ Cast an eye over the audience of Little […]
Tortoise & The Hare
Review by Beverley Haigh Northern Ballet Reviewed at CAST, Doncaster Touring nationally in 2016 This is surely Aesop’s most famous fable: Tortoise accepts boastful Hare’s challenge to a race, eventually […]
Little Red Riding Hood & The Three Little Pigs
Review by Kirsty Alexander A Ballet Cymru, Riverfront Theatre co-production Reviewed at The Riverfront Everyone knows the stories of Little Red Riding Hood and The Three Little Pigs… But do […]
Bobbin
Review by Flossie Waite Tea Break Theatre Company Reviewed at New Wimbledon Studio as part of Illuminate Festival For upcoming tour dates, check here For children under 6 Tea Break […]
Rowan Hoban tells us about The Lost Carnival
For me, there is simply nothing as exciting as dreaming up an event that is entirely new, utterly unique and absolutely enchanting – and then inviting an audience along not […]
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