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.
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Review: Mr Moore’s Bizarre Secret Society, Bridewell Theatre
Based on a book by children’s writer Gloria Danili, Mr Moore’s Secret Society is on stage at the intimate black box Bridewell Theatre just off Fleet Street. Danili writes for children aged 4 to 11, although this show is better…
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Review: Flock, Jack Studio Theatre
A crafted, deceptively complex study of young people’s experience of the care system – intelligent, emotionally articulate, and ultimately devastatingly tragic.
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Interview: An epic wonderland of multimedia magic and dance for families
Joss Arnott invites us to Meet the Hatter, in an epic wonderland of multimedia magic and dance
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Review: Pip and Posy Live on Stage, Little Angel Theatre
A colourful musical that allows preschoolers to see their favourite characters come to life up close
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Review: A Message for the Future, Half Moon Theatre
A joyful, immersive gig-style celebration of nature, music and community that offers plenty for little ones...
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Review: Private Peaceful, Wilton’s Music Hall
A beautifully crafted and deeply moving Private Peaceful, bringing one young soldier’s story of courage, loss and the futility of war vividly to life.
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Review: Multicolore, Polka Theatre
A beautifully crafted, wordless show for 18 months plus. Exploring difference, friendship and acceptance, it moves from a place of white to somewhere more richly colourful.
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Review: The Pied Piper: A Rat’s Tale, Little Angel Theatre
Puppetry, original music and beautiful stagecraft work together to create a gentle, funny retelling of the Pied Piper, seen through the eyes of a heroic rat.
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Interview: Dickensian drama, a silent movie score and an intriguing tearoom of secrets
Dickensian drama, a silent movie score and an intriguing tearoom of secrets
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Feature: Crash! BOing! Wallop! The fun goes on
Kent’s Family Arts Festival offers high quality live theatre experiences despite the rain