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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Interview: Celebrating science with cartoon crows
Rob Tay talks inspiring children to interrogate their world
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Review: Cinderella Ice Cream Seller, Polka Theatre
A tasty treat with marvellous music and silly storytelling, sprinkled with imagination.
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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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Interview: A little look at a hugely impressive show
Peter Morton takes us on a tour of Tiny Planet, currently touring the UK
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Review: Playing Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet, Shakespeare’s Globe
A wheely contemporary 90-minutes that may be designed for young people, but cuts just as deep with Noble Houses divided down streetgang lines as BMX’s circle a graffiti-splattered Globe.
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Review: The Great Big Bug Show, Half Moon Theatre
Verse and invertebrates combine in a fun-filled hour of music and musings on mini beasts.
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Interview: A Date with the Deities
Maz Evans talks about adapting her book for the stage at Wimbledon's Polka Theatre.
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Review: Jack and the Beanstalk (Sort Of), Half Moon Theatre
Panto meets children’s party meets Harry Hill in this brilliantly bonkers family show.
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Review: Mrs Armitage on Wheels, Southbank Centre
Polished performances, with a fluffy, woofy wonder of a puppet puppy!