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: Arthur, Polka Theatre
A witty, warm-hearted reimagining of the Arthurian legend that combines silliness with genuine emotional depth. Packed with inventive storytelling, great performances and theatrical imagination.
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Review: Rapunzel, Half Moon Theatre
Visually inventive and musically engaging, Rapunzel has plenty of charm and potential, but currently loses its way, with an overcrowded script and muddled narrative stopping its feminist heart shining through.
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Interview: Creating Aerial Work For Babies
In conversation with Ria Ashcroft, Rebel Spark’s Co-Artistic Director, about their latest show, Take Flight
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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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Feature: A Day Out to the Playground
ET visits the inaugural Playground Festival for Early Years audiences in Kent.
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Review: Toto the Ninja Cat and the Great Snake Escape, Little Angel Theatre
A purr-fect puppetry adventure, with marvellous music, secret sites and spectacular serpents that will have little ones shrieking in delight.
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Review: It Would be Such a Shame if You Missed Out, Traverse Theatre
Audaciously absurd, raucous and riotous – yet incisively reflective
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Review: Cheeky Zippy Violette, Scottish Storytelling Centre
Riotous entertainment that has the audience screaming with excitement, slightly to the detriment of the main theme.
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Review: Gretel, Assembly Roxy
A charmingly skilful performance strengthens a migration story that loses its way.
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Review: Brrr, Lyra Artspace
A fabulous frosty installation crafted with care for young audiences with special needs