The Welcoming Party
Reviewed by Flossie Waite Produced by Theatre-Rites, Z-arts and Manchester International Festival 1830 Warehouse, Museum of Science and Industry For ages 8+ The Welcoming Party is a “were you there?” […]
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Performance artist & choreographer Caroline Bowditch on The Adventures of Snigel
Written by Caroline Bowditch For the last few years I have become aware of the demand for interesting work for young audiences. I have also realised that very little, if […]
Interview: Jonathan Petherbridge on the return of London Bubble to Southwark & Greenwich parks
Well-known and loved for their family friendly theatre, the 45-year-old company London Bubble will be staging Tales From The Arabian Nights outside in Southwark Park and Greenwich Park this August. We talked […]
Interview: Button Tree Theatre on exploring loss & handling gender in Tilda’s Magic Attic
Athenoula Sophocleous and Eleanor Buchanan have a history of collaboration together as part of Snickelway Theatre, a young person’s theatre company. Having since earned degrees in their respective fields, they […]
Double Double Act
Reviewed by Flossie Waite A Unicorn production in association with Made in China At Unicorn Theatre until 9th July For ages 6+ Did you ever see the programme Zzzap!? It […]
The Albany launch campaign: A Theatre Trip for Every Child
At the launch of The Albany’s new campaign, A Theatre Trip for Every Child, Lewisham & Deptford’s MP Vicky Foxcroft recalled her first trip to the theatre. Travelling down from […]
Aleena’s Garden
Reviewed by Frankie Roberto A Colour the Clouds production Reviewed at Little Angel Studios Touring in Autumn 2017 For ages 0-3 A darkened theatre studio comes alive as a colourful […]
Sarah Bird tells us how the Tribal Tournament enables families to produce their own festival experiences
Written by Sarah Bird, Co-Director of Just So Festival Just So Festival is a weekend-long camping arts festival with an eclectic programme of literature, music, theatre, circus, dance, cinema, puppetry, crafts, food […]
The Hunting of the Snark
Reviewed by Flossie Waite Produced by Chicken of the Woods Theatre in collaboration with Little Angel Theatre and the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama Reviewed at Little Angel […]
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