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Review: Take Flight, Grand Junction
A warm and charming introduction to theatre for babies, filled with music, sensory play and gentle humour.
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Review: Return to the Forest, Sadler’s Wells
A haunting exploration of heritage, ownership and cultural memory.
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Review: Planet Omar, Unicorn Theatre
A flat and dramatically underpowered adaptation that relies too heavily on lazy humour and broad character stereotypes, never finding the…
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Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Unicorn Theatre
A playful and visually inventive take on A Midsummer Night’s Dream, that is beautifully accessible offering a warm and engaging…
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Review: Your Toys, Unicorn Theatre
A jumble of the audience’s toys go on a fast-moving, funny and surprisingly heartfelt adventure. Packed with clever puppetry, music…
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Interviews
Interview: Celebrating science with cartoon crows
Rob Tay talks inspiring children to interrogate their world
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Interview: Celebrating 10 years of Science Shows and Storytelling
Sarah Punshon on making STEM playful in engaging theatrical adventures
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Review: Kish Kush: Traces of an Encounter, Polka Theatre
Playful, thoughtful and visually striking. A show that proves children’s theatre can tackle big ideas with grace and simplicity.
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Review: Ruby’s Worry, Polka Theatre
A gentle, musically polished adaptation for 3-7s that charms younger children best, but feels dramatically underpowered and lacking in tension.
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Review: The Show for Young Men, Southbank Centre
A tender, playful and profoundly moving dance and theatre piece for eight-year-olds and older that reimagines masculinity with rare honesty,…
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