TYA
We’ve built up quite the reputation as being one of the biggest supporters of TYA (Theatre for Young Audiences), we reckon it’s just as important a part of the theatre ecosystem as anything else.
So if you’re looking for a show suitable for the younger ones, maybe there’s something here for you.
-
Feature: Crash! BOing! Wallop! The fun goes on
Kent’s Family Arts Festival offers high quality live theatre experiences despite the rain
-
Review: The Bear That Wasn’t; OPEN Southall, Parkside Yards
A beautifully crafted and enchanting marionette show, layered with intriguing questions about identity and the human relationship with nature.
-
Review: SeedHeart, Pleasance Courtyard (Below)
A charming suitcase puppetry show demonstrating the consequences of capitalism.
-
Review: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Little Angel Theatre
A visually enchanting, musically magical interaction where apprentices give new life to the legacy of marionettes.
-
Review: The Three Little Wolves, The Puppet Barge Theatre
Fabulous vulpine fun to be had in a toe-tapping, showbiz musical where the wolves take on big pig-ness to save their home using friendship, collaboration and solidarity.
-
Review: The Untold Fable of Fritz, Rosemary Branch Theatre
A lively, inventive production with plenty of promise
-
Review: Blub, Polka Theatre
An immersive, beautifully crafted underwater world gives babies plenty to explore
-
Review: ZomBeebies, Bridewell Theatre
Fast-thinking, frenetic fun that puts the kids in charge of handling a zombie apocalypse. What could possibly go wrong?
-
Review: Puffling Percy, Little Angel Theatre
With super songs, seabirds and storytelling, Puffling Percy is a breath of fresh air for the whole family.
-
Interview: New season, fab new focus on young audiences at Jacksons Lane
Angus MacKechnie tells us about Jacksons Juniors As Angus MacKechnie steps into his role as Creative Director and joint CEO at Jacksons Lane Theatre following their achievement of fifty years in the biz, we are delighted to note that his…