Genre: Children's Theatre 0

Review: Defrosted

Zany, the kids loved every minute

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Puss in Boots

"a lovingy crafted, unashamedly panto-style children's show"

Published by Paul Levy

Review: The Mermaid’s Tale

Charming and gentle stories and poetry

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Aesop’s Fables

Ridiculously Fun Theatre For All Ages

Published by Rosa Irwin Clark

Review: Alice in Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland, a new spin on an old tale.

Published by Andreia Solomon Burke

Review: Gold Stars and Dragon Marks

Theatre in education performance that effectively tackles bullying

Published by Donald C Stewart

Review: The Adventure Machine

A fun and friendly tribute to the adventure books of old where the audience get to pick what the hero does next, for children 7 and up.

Published by Didi Levy

Review: Brush

" heart-warming"

Published by Didi Craze

Review: Merlin’s Dragon

An interactive children's show where children are invited to join in the search for clues, find hidden treasure, read runes, practice battle skills and weave magic spells, joining our brave heroes on their quest to restore balance to Old Earth.

Published by Didi Levy

Review: Duck, Death and the Tulip

A children’s show every adult should take their inner child to.

Published by Kate Saffin

Review: Puss in Boots

All the magic of a traditional tale, with a chance to get up and help

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Arabian Nights

An exceptional tale told in an exceptional manner for the kids

Published by Donald C Stewart

Review: Our Teacher is a Troll

A must see for anyone with an ounce of naughtiness in them!

Published by Kate Saffin

Review: Play Dough

An unusual topic for a kid’s show, but pulled off with pizzazz

Published by Alice Booth

Review: The Bee Man of Orn

" told with vigour and intelligence that completely engages adults as well as children"

Published by Jona Kane

Review: Dinosaur Zoo

A funny and convincing experience of a prehistoric safari for all the family.

Published by Didi Levy

Review: A Dash Through Dickens

An entertaining romp through the life and works of Charles Dickens

Published by Nigel Nevinson

Review: Just So!

Six actors bring the 'Just So' stories to life.

Published by Nigel Nevinson

Review: Thumbelina

"beautifully crafted piece of theatre "

Published by Tanushka Marah

Review: Swamp Juice

Brilliant shadow puppetry for kids and parents.

Published by William Glenn

Review: The Luck Child

A delightful tale of an evil King, a wizard, three-headed dog/cat and of course Lucky, the Luck Child.

Published by Fiona G Davy

Review: Titus

Titus

Published by Katie Cooper

Review: I believe in Unicorns

This children’s show was a beautifully crafted and well thought out adaptation of Michael Morpugo’s book I Believe in Unicorns.

Published by Didi Craze

Review: Superhero Snail Boy

A lovely story for older children, funny and bittersweet with red capes and superhero friends, whose 'magic powers' turn out to be less about impressive stunts and more about the art of living.

Published by Didi Craze

Review: Sam Rose In The Shadows

A healing and uplifting piece of theatre, the best family show in the Fringe.

Published by Didi Craze

Review: The Golden Goose

Beautiful and gentle

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Bon Bon

A retake on the Red Riding Hood story that gets them up and dancing as well as keeping them entertained

Published by Donald C Stewart

Review: The Adventure

Packed with excitement.

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Bubblewrap and Boxes

Charming, high octane, engaging children's show

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Once Upon A …

The best piece of children’s interactive theatre that I have ever experienced

Published by Alison Pollard-Mansergh

Review: The Magician’s Daughter

An excellent piece of children’s theatre built on The Tempest

Published by Donald C Stewart

Review: Monsters Got Talent

Some people have a natural rapport with children, and Toby Mitchell is one of them.

Published by Alison Pollard-Mansergh

Review: Superjohn

A well-created piece of educational theatre.

Published by Alison Pollard-Mansergh

Review: The Golden Cowpat

This accomplished company tell a charming story

Published by Jess Duxbury

Review: Our Island

An island well worth landing on

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Drama Workshops for 5-12s

Engaging, fun and the kids come out smiling

Published by Paul Levy and his Jedi Young Reviewers

Review: Hansel and Gretel

A magical feel, plenty of interactive fun

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Mrs McMoon

Storytelling at its purest and most comforting

Published by Tanushka Marah

Review: Lapin Wants Ice Cream

Charming puppetry with a journey into French included

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Snow White

Often beautiful, brimming with ideas

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Charming!

A charming, gentle children's show

Published by JW

Review: The Ugly Duckling

Charming re-telling of a well-known fairy-tale.

Published by Alison Pollard-Mansergh

Review: Red Riding Hood

An engaging children’s show

Published by AGM

Review: Isobel’s Tree

Charming and innovative in parts but still needs work.

Published by Skye Crawford

Review: The Velveteen Rabbit

Moving, a tear came to my eye at the end.

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Snow White

Snow White Shown In A Fantastic New Light

Published by Josey De Rossi

Review: Mr Benn

Lots of fun in this inventive ride

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Tim and Light

Stunning children's theatre that should not be overlooked

Published by James Hamilton

Review: Tales from the Shed

Interactive theatre for children at its very best

Published by Donald C Stewart

Review: Stick Man Live on Stage!

A delightful musical for children based on Julia Donaldson’s picture book.

Published by Alison Pollard-Mansergh

Review: Bubblewrap And Boxes

Simple, sweet and effective story telling that always manages to think outside the .. well, you know.

Published by Andrew Allen

Review: Peter Pan

The children stayed engaged from start to finish.

Published by Paul Levy

Review: The Clock Master

Beautifully staged and imagined.

Published by PL

Review: The Tim Bat Trick Show

Sheer variety, impressive skill, breakneck and life-enhancing

Published by PL

Review: Aberglas

A nice story with lovely puppets.

Published by Rebecca Tay

Review: Farm Boy

A lovely piece of storytelling, with beautiful and original music.

Published by Jade Blue

Review: Jeremy Lion Goes Green

Masterfully brilliant character comedy

Published by Rebecca Tay

Review: The Last Miner

Beautiful and atmospheric

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Penguin

A delightful production which caters well to the 3-6 year olds.

Published by Rebecca Tay